21st Century Found Poetry: Magnets on the Fridge, Spam Words in the Email
Posted by Village Poet on May 15th, 2007 at 04:05pm
There?s a long tradition of found poems — poems made from snippets of language created for other purposes, fashioned into a poem in the manner of a collage, or sometimes…
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