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Double Vision: Anit-Poetry Double Vision: Anti-Poetry Anti-poetry is an art movement that attempts to break away from the normal conventions of poetry. When talking about poetry one usually thinks of a work of writing that’s short, sweet, romantic, etc. Anti-poetry’s … Continue reading →

I didn’t really enjoy this assignment because I was nervous about editing a Wikipedia page. I’ve never even thought about changing someone else’s work or posting something that everyone else was going to see.  I didn’t want to be wrong … Continue reading →

I posted my edit on the Anti-Poetry Stub. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-poetry  

The Wikipedia page on Anti-Poetry is pretty bare. I’m going to be editing and expanding the page and provide a longer definition and examples so the researcher can understand the meaning a little better. Anti-poetry is an art movement that … Continue reading →

Ever since we discussed anti-poetry in class Ive been very interested in finding out its true meaning. Some people had different ideas as to what anti poetry meant. My Wikipedia assignment will be on anti-poetry. I didn’t find any library sources on … Continue reading →

When Professor Gold first introduced the Openlab I was a little nervous and confused because I had never heard of it before. The only online site I’ve used in my other hybrid courses was blackboard. I thought this week’s assignment … Continue reading →

I never really understood poetry before taking this class. I like the fact that every time we read a new poem we take time to break the poem down and explain every part. Also, when we take time to hear … Continue reading →

Anti-poetry is an art movement that attempts to break away from the normal conventions of poetry. When talking about poetry one usually thinks of a work of writing that’s short, sweet, romantic, etc. Anti-poetry’s are far from that. Shakespeare’s Sonnet … Continue reading →

The definition of Synecdoche is a figure of speech in which a part is substituted for a whole or a whole for a part. Now that definition confused me but once i got to reading the chapter i understood it … Continue reading →