Bronchitis (Again!) and Short Bits of Blackout Poetry

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I’ve come down with another nasty case of bronchitis, so I’m taking it easy, hoping the antibiotics kick in soon, and putting together bits of loosely created blackout poetry (using some magazines and comics I’ve read lately). Here are a few of these creative little bits:

1)
Not a single one
became a hugely successful
project,
save the seals, coins,
and animal bones.

2)
The result
of a terrible illegality
controls
a large new stairway
down
to the mounds of holy dirt.

3)
To arms!
To the ramparts!
To let me nap in peace.

4)
The pin
is mightier
than the sword –
if gouged
into thine eye.

These bits of poetry are short, random, and sometimes a bit nonsensical, but I enjoy playing with language, and even the most ambiguous ones have a sort of language musicality to me.

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22 thoughts on “Bronchitis (Again!) and Short Bits of Blackout Poetry”

    1. Thanks so much! Not much you can do when sick lol, so you gotta make your own entertainment! I would have shown the photos of the blackout poetry, but I didn’t want to mark up my comic books, so I didn’t actually black everything out.

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  11. All great and my favourite is this…Short, pithy and remarkably good.
    “The pin
    is mightier
    than the sword –
    if gouged
    into thine eye.”

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