Post on Friday, Feb 26



Here are the poems to read for Monday, March 1,
from American Hybrid:

"We Have to Talk About Another Book," and "The
Rearranger," by Michael Burkard, pp. 68-69.

"The Mastermind Asks Some Questions," and "Stop
Whispering and Speak," by james Galvin, p. 136.

"Then, Suddenly," by Lynn Emanuel, p. 115.

"from The Cheerleader's Guide to the World
Council Book," by Stacy Doris, pp. 98-102.

"Beavis' Day Off," by Susan Wheeler, 460.

"Family," and "The Family II," by Arthur Vogelsang,
pp. 428-430.

"Ted's Head," by Rod Smith, p. 397.

"I must Have Called and so He Comes," "Poem,"
"After Tsang Chih," and "Poem" (again),
by Alice Notley, pp. 311-313.

"Refuge," and "Plans," by Laura Mullen, pp. 302-305.

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Bring 25 under 25 the photography book on Monday. I'll talk
about this, and explain what you will do with photography.

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I originally wanted to push the Pop Art book into late in the month
but please bring it, as well, on Monday.

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Read the long last poem in The End of the West.

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Remember you have additional collages due on March 10, including
insertion of the object poems text and a selected post secret.

On March 3 we go to the computer lab. We'll do in class writing
therefore, on Wednesday.

Every Wednesday we will work in class on either writing or collage
and so every Wednesday bring stuff to do both.