POETRY: Goodbye
How do you say goodbye in Spanish?
Seeking from the rolling r’s
a pillow for the words,
syllables that trill and spill
like petals falling
from a rose.
How do you say goodbye en español?
or for that matter,
French?
How do you say goodbye in Spanish?
Seeking from the rolling r’s
a pillow for the words,
syllables that trill and spill
like petals falling
from a rose.
How do you say goodbye en español?
or for that matter,
French?
So glad I agreed to join the 100 Stories Project. Last summer, Steve Ersinghaus and Carianne Mack dedicated their summer break from their usual campus duties at Tunxis Community College to put together an awesome creative collaboration of paintings and poetry as a challenge of one work a day for 100 days. Steve and Carianne are once again planning a project, with stories and visuals, and with the addition of John Timmons on sound and Jim Revillini on drums–no not drums, but the same base, the beat that sets the whole thing to blend in digital presentation. I’ll be expanding on story by offering an interpretation in hypertext.
Steve has already thrown out a few stories in preparation and to get with the idea, I’ve been hypertexting them on a 100 Stories Project Page (Link to the right) over at Hypercompendia until we have a plan for centralization. Officially the project will begin on May 22nd and run through August. It should be a fun process of learning and exploring creative ideas and interpretations pooled together towards a goal.
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