FLUXLIST: Poetry Submissions
Cheat Mode (Scurk) All reward and opportunity buildings - i am weak Construction, if offer was declined - zyxwvu Donation offer - call cousin vinnie Change the sea to salt water - salt on Change the sea to fresh water - salt off "Sorry, Money Doesn't Grow On Broccoli" message - broccoli "If You Build It, They Will Come" message - scurk "The Llama Is A Quadruped" message - llama "Duo Ragazzi's Easter Egg Palace: Old World Charm In A Post Modern Setting" message - easter egg "(Name of City) Picayune: The Finest In Scrolling Entertainment" message - ticker "Secret Number Combination Causes Announcement In News Ticker: message - 1234 "Did you know that MAXIS spelled backwards is SIX AM?" message - maxis All extra gifts - pay tribute to your king Stops advice - stop forcing advice All power plants - power to the masses All water plants - water in the desert Mortimer will say the indicated phrase - force mortimer to say (phrase) Moe will say the indicated phrase - force moe to say (phrase) Constance will say the indicated phrase - force constance to say (phrase) If you have connections to your neighbors, they will start trying to make deals - let's make a deal. [found -- from one of my son's computer game "cheats"] NBB
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PAROLE IN LIBERTA In our probation/parole office are: a bullet proof glass-- a metal detetector-- Forms to fill out Whereabouts whenabouts whatabouts to check In our probation/parole office Is one sign: As a courtesy to others Remove hats and other headgear --dave baptiste chirot 25 may 2000 (Note: "parole in liberta": "words in freedom". F. T. Marinetti, the founder of Italian Futurism in 1909, used this term/slogan to call for a poetry written in visual layouts covering the page moving in various directions, with various forms and sizes of lettering. The visual layouts and letterings make a sound and word score for vocal performance. The letters make both onomatopoeic sounds and phonetically spelled words as well as standardized spellings of words. Many of Marinetti's own "parole in liberta" glorified war and the dynamism of speed and machines.)
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iris and poppy dazzling this morning purple and white pink and salmon peonies pink white and red lots of weeds too think i'll go back to bed carol starr taos, new mexico, usa [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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sixsix-ths in browse su ne andre en ...pez technique: 6 books (any) pages 66 in every book sixth word of every page
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FLUXLIST: Poetry Submissions
Hi Just a reminder that the great Fluxlist Poetry Hunt is nearly over Last chance to enter - last day of May No hard and fast rules No soft and slow rules Any poetry that you feel is in the spirit of Fluxus Found poems, changed poems, lost poems, poems created by constructs, at random, by chance in playful mood by constructs constructed randomly or by chance or by coincidence or by inconsistency Just make sure you put Poetry Submission in the subject header (because it's difficult sometimes to know just where to draw the line between text and poetry - just as it is also difficult sometimes to know just where to write the poem between art and draw Also include your name as you would like it to appear in the final book plus any other information soo any last minute entries? (you may also send poems direct to me if you'd prefer) [EMAIL PROTECTED] by Children's poetry in The Poetry Zone www.poetryzone.ndirect.co.uk
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3' x 5' = 15' (or, every 15 seconds i look at the scrolling marquee): F A C E S P L O T T O K Y O C L I C K H O U S E P L A N D E L A Y A R S E N I C C L I C K N E W S L E B A N O N K I L L B A N B E A T T O C R I S T I N E W A N G2000
