Wednesday, April 30, 2014

30 Sentences about Pwoermds 30


The pwoermd is left alone.

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 29


A pwoermdistance from here is another pwoermd.

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 28


Once upon a pwoermd, a pwoermd pwoermd pwoermd.

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 27


The pwoermd is the only thing that will save you.

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 26


If you meet a pwoermd in a dark alley, hug it against your chest.

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 25


I think that I shall never see a pwoermd as pwoermd as pwoermd.

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 24


Believe in the power of pwoermd.

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 23


The only way to recognize the pwoermd is to understand its foreignness.

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 22


It is the word between the pwoermd that is the real pwoermd.

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 21


To read a pwoermd all the way through is to be a pwoermd.

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Tuesday, April 29, 2014

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 20


When you say “word,” you must mean “pwoermd,” and when you say “pwoermd,” you must mean “poem.”

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 19


There is no pwoermd but “Blod,” and “eyeye” is its profit.

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 18


The pwoermd is a haunted word.

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 17


The pwoermd is a rock that rocks.

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 16


You hate the pwoermd because you do not understand her.

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 15


The pwoermd is lost and lonely.

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 14


The pwoermd is invisible and ostentatious.

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 13


What is most remarkable about the pwoermd is how unremarkable it is.

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 12


The pwoermd remains in place as the reader moves around it.

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 11


The pwoermd is small enough to be remembered but without any boundaries to its meaning.

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 10


The pwoermd is the possibility of freeing language from the constraints of secured meaning.

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Tuesday, April 22, 2014

30 Sentences about Pwoermds 9

The pwoermd is the sign that the written sign has become so filled with meaning that it must exist alone. 

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Sunday, April 20, 2014

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 8


The pwoermd replaces the turgid verbosity of sentences.

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The pwoermd is that part of speech that exists apart from running speech.

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30 Sentences about Pwoermds 6

The pwoermd is the only poem that ceases being a poem when it appears in a sentence.

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Wednesday, April 16, 2014

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Updatedings

We're now more than halfway through the seventh annual International Pwoermd Writing Month, and I'm only now updating my list of participants and their many many venues. What I'm noticing this year is that people are posting pwoermds at two or three, sometimes more, sites. This seems to me to be an attempt to reach the most people possible. And the move that I see away from blogs is a move towards more social interaction.

Aditya Bahl (Tumblr)

Gary Barwin (Tumblr)

Jeremy C Casabella (Facebook)

Catherine Ednie

for a day, while (Tumblr)

Rose Franken (Facebook)

Michael Helsem (on my Facebook page)

Mara Patricia Hernandez at /vi-zhə-wəl/
 
Tom Jenks (Facebook)

Karri Kokko (Twitter)

Matthew Lafferty (Twitter)

Daniel Leonard (Twitter)

Stephen Nelson (Facebook)

Bob Phillips (Facebook)

Timo Salo (Facebook)

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Mark Young's wondeslaits


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Monday, April 14, 2014

30 Sentences about Pwoermds 4

Pwoermds are not necessarily about originality; sometimes, they're about coincidence.

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Monday, April 7, 2014

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Monday, March 31, 2014

The List of Pwoermdist as of the Day Before It All Begins

Geof Huth, "eKo" (28 March 2014)

As of this moment, less than three quarters of an hour before the beginning of the seventh annual International Pwoermd Writing Month, 13 people have told me that they will be participating in InterNaPwoWriMo in 19 venues. One of these people is me. Here they are:

You can also find links to them to the right. This is all getting serious now.

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Sunday, March 30, 2014

Ghostspelling (for the 7th Time)

Geof Huth, "Resform" (17 April 2013)

Late on the draw again, but the seventh year of International Pwoermd Writing Month is about to begin, and I'm not going to fail to announce it.

Yes, it's late here, on the eastern coast of the United States, on the day before the last day of March as I write this, and it's that final day elsewhere on the globe.

So I've plenty of time to announce that I'm ready to "curate" (I love using that pompous term for the first time--in this manner) International Pwoermd Writing Month VII.

If you are willing to write a pwoermd a day (or as close to that as you can manage), send word to me, however you wish, informing me of your intentions and telling me where you will post your pwoermds on line.

For InterNaPwoWriMo is an online, worldwide, any-language, open celebration of the pwoermd, which is a word, all by itself, presented as a poem.

The word can be a "normal" word on an invented one. It can be visualized in some way (such as my "Resform" above) or it simply be typed out.

Send me word of your interest. Tell me where your presence exists. We are ready to begin.

[PS "Ghostspelling" compliments of Michael Knies.]

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