Ku On This: KOT# 020–2013 ~ Page 32 GJ – To Create Found Poetry Haiku

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Scanner Photography

Ku On This: Page 32 GJ which is from the book Gentle Julia by Booth Tarkington with a copyright that has expired as I understand it (1922).

Focus: Use a cross-out technique similar to the one shown in this (click here) Altered Book Page post (there are two links in this post to additional samples of this technique) or explore the words on this page to create your own haiku. 

If you’d like to work directly on this Page 32 GJ image, email me within the next week at: 

19planets at gmail dot com 

with the subject line – Page 32 GJ Request – and I will send you this image in the file size I have used here (I reduce it to 70% of that file size once I’ve uploaded it to WP). 

Ku On This prompts are usually posted once a week between Tuesday and Friday. Sometimes they include a “Focus”, sometimes they do not. 

You are welcome and invited to play Ku On This. 

  1. Post your response to the Ku On This prompt on your own blog. 
  2. Click your post title then copy that URL (not the URL to your blog).
  3. Add the URL to your post to the Mr Linky form below by clicking on the Mr Linky button. This will allow people to find your response from the Ku On This prompt post—you can find the work of others from there as well, so please take a look.
  4. A new Mr Linky list is created for each Ku On This prompt.
  5. Add a comment to the Ku On This post when you add your URL to Mr Linky and I will visit your response within the following week. 

 

 

Ku On This prompts are intended to explore haiku and of course have fun. In that sense your response to the Ku On This prompt does not have to be in the form of haiga, which I often explore as well. In fact you do not have to write haiku to respond at all.  

How you respond and how your response connects up to the Ku On This prompt is up to you: short form poetry, flash writing, 55 word short story, remembrance writing, shot-gun writing, a photo response, drawing, doodle, digital drawing and painting, watercolor are all fine (a few of the ways you can respond—and have fun).

Information and background for Ku On This can be found by clicking the page link in the navigation bar (above).

Be fun. Write haiku. Aloha

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