Reed:
Thanks for this, I am going to try and find a copy of this book, and if you have sum
to spare,
I'd love to see the colored poetry.
I'd love to s
the colored poetree
me
Reed Altemus wrote:
> Yes, I did read the poem about the colored vowels. I
Yes, I did read the poem about the colored vowels. I have been coloring my poetry too,
if
I get motivated I'll send you some. Emmett Williams always envisioned a poetry printed
in
bright colors and on certain occasions he did just that: attatching rubber stamps
making
the phrase "when this you
H, I'm even more out of my element here, as a visual artist, I'm familiar with
Rimbaud from the Surrealist movement and his association of vowels with colors:
Arthur Rimbaud, Une Saison en Enfer
"I invented the colors of the vowels!A black, E white, I red, O blue,
David Baptiste Chirot wrote:
> Discovering Rimbaud at age thirteen colored all my teen age years
> --back then, the barricades of 1968 seemed like Rimbuad's 1870 baricades
> revisited--
> as i got older, thought Rimbaud one of the few truly great poets
> of childhood--
>
Discovering Rimbaud at age thirteen colored all my teen age years
--back then, the barricades of 1968 seemed like Rimbuad's 1870 baricades
revisited--
as i got older, thought Rimbaud one of the few truly great poets
of childhood--
his poetry is not seperate from "Rimbuad 2
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