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“I doubt flarf would be as interesting if the whole world could come to a boring consensus that flarf is the exact equivalent to the Ode to a Grecian Urn. Same goes for the toilet.”
The End of History : Kenneth Goldsmith : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation
“Whether it’s uncreative writing, or an exploration of inappropriate material (as in flarf, or jennifer knox or tao lin or linh dinh or gabe gudding), I find poets who are working directly against the rather fusty definitions of what makes a poem and what belongs in a poem the most interesting.”
The End of History : Kenneth Goldsmith : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation
“Creative writing selections include a short story by Dan Pope, a recipe from Chef Mario Batali (accompanied by a quartet of haikus inspired by seasonal cooking) and Sharon Mesmer's "flarf" poems culled from Google searches.”
“This omits, for instance, "flarf" poetry composed through google interactions with the web as source material, or oral performances based on computational texts.”
“flarf" poetry post-2004 has entirely lost its way.”
“More on this “flarf” thing all the kids are talking about these days”
“To alloy such wit with depth of profundity and present in one solid block of what is delightfully innovative and not foetry nor flarf, as Moadamix Pullshidus claimed in missives to Loadovix Wamkitis at the Noetry portal where the twatentless gwather phwoar attempt to mwock what is delightful an achievement, as difficult as it is splendid.”
“My own feeling is that the explosive growth and sophistication of the marketing industry has drained the life out of the phenomenon — things like flarf existed in a grey zone, half serious and half (the more important half) mockery and comment on the naming moment itself.”
Poets Forum (Part 1) : Ange Mlinko : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation
“(Even some flarf, which ends up doing the same, but throws in some condescending stoner chuckles for good measure.)”
Breakthroughs : Ange Mlinko : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation
“Writing Resources flarf poetry, poetry, public readings”
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A List Of The Cutest Words Ever Created!
HEE OK LETS DO IT! I'm v.v. excited! (with thanks to whichbe, Lampbane, bilby, effigy, frogapplause, and fredrx!)
piggy, toesy woesies, snurfle, wiggly, chomp, lewispoo, dobby, dunderhead, cupcake, mumbo jumbo, wigglebop, scuttle and 99 more...
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Scribblative ✍
Scrawlings, notes, odd writings, and messages.
doodle, notation, scrawl, tracing, scribble, latrinalia, sketch, squiggle, notelet, post-it, chicken scratch, caligraphy and 88 more...
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Poetic
Poetry terms.
flarf, triolet, sonnet, jackpine sonnet, alliterative, logolepsy
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Collagency ✂
Comparing images, cut-up, and mixing meaning.
clusterfuck, fungible, juxtaposition, assemblage, cut, paste, arrangement, theme, symbolism, association, amalgam, represtational and 110 more...
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verbophilia
for the words I love to use, want to use, or just simply enjoy.
kernkompetenz, zugzwang, yab-yum, zoetrope, asemic writing, vulpine, flarf, spoetry, eye rhyme, verity, vita, vonlenska and 26 more...
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One rainy Sunday afternoon (7/25/10)
subgalea, flarf, befuddle, scatterling, algorism, brocade, notelet, scrawl, victorian hair re..., adversaria, griffonage, vignette and 7 more...
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Worthy Words
ALL
lapped it up, tunnel vision, jejune, beblubbered, sassy, ghettoize, eldritch, palatable, pathos, bijou, titch, patsy and 32 more...
Tweets
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whichbe I am a big fan of flarf. Jan 29, 2009
mechanolatry An avant garde poetry movement of the late 20th century and the early 21st century using a grammatical assortment of Google searches for verse. Similar in style to spoetry. Jan 29, 2009
tiggytig Oh lovely, I never knew I always wanted to write flarf! Oct 22, 2008
whichbe A style of poetry in which poems are formed by a collage of quasi-random, serendipitously found words and phrases; poems or a poem in the style. (Double-Tongued Dictionary) May 18, 2008