Palba_Noruda
Literotica Guru
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This is going to be a thread basically of second drafts. Like a journal of second-ish drafts. I'm going to do a lot of these shaped poems, then I'm going to do some other poems, then after a long while I might do some prose. I have a bunch of writing that needs to be processed and I think this is the place where I'm going to do that for a while. Thanks for being here.
Feel free to jump in with poetry, comments, or just to say hello and have a conversation.
Oh, these shaped poems are part of a different project. I'm very excited about the whole thing, including putting them down here, so I hope you'll indulge me if it seems a little weird.
I'll share the other thing when it's ready to looked at. 
I think I will be very busy with this thread, which is why I created a new thread. I didn't want to hijack a different thread.
I've been getting a lot inspiration from visual artists lately, part of the reason I'm calling this thread a sketchbook. Do you think that visual artists take a different approach to art making than writers? I feel like visual artists tend to be more interested in process than writers. At least that's the impression I always got through my experience in academic writing classes and in writing groups. I think writers tend to be a little more shy about writing something just for the sake of the experience (reader or possible audience be damned), whereas visual artists have more patience for doing exercises and learning things a bit at a time. Do you think that's true or am I generalizing unfairly? How do poets fit into the whole thing? Artists, writers, musicians?
Feel free to jump in with poetry, comments, or just to say hello and have a conversation.
Oh, these shaped poems are part of a different project. I'm very excited about the whole thing, including putting them down here, so I hope you'll indulge me if it seems a little weird.
I think I will be very busy with this thread, which is why I created a new thread. I didn't want to hijack a different thread.
I've been getting a lot inspiration from visual artists lately, part of the reason I'm calling this thread a sketchbook. Do you think that visual artists take a different approach to art making than writers? I feel like visual artists tend to be more interested in process than writers. At least that's the impression I always got through my experience in academic writing classes and in writing groups. I think writers tend to be a little more shy about writing something just for the sake of the experience (reader or possible audience be damned), whereas visual artists have more patience for doing exercises and learning things a bit at a time. Do you think that's true or am I generalizing unfairly? How do poets fit into the whole thing? Artists, writers, musicians?