PI - oops...

fk (PI mistake)

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PI - mistake

how about we get back to the idea of Poemic Inquiry? if it's ok, I would like to start with a project "mistake". this can be about typos, misunderstandings, regreting something or even about technical problems :)

would the end of April be ok as a deadline? so this would be more than a month.

if you don't mind, I can make a brochure out of this PI, in pdf, so this would be a mini-anthology, I mean if it works :)

all the best,

Piotr

PI in Swimsuits - nurse speaking Chinese

PI in Swimsuits - new shirt gymnastics

PI in Swimsuits - tongue soaks cleavage

PI in Swimsuits - insects and hips

PI Flarf - the shimmer is soft

PI - flarf

sorry, I didn't know how to put the picture here, so I'm just posting the link:
http://stripgenerator.com/strip/422485/cheap-metaflarf
and thanks to that each of your visits I will earn points on stripgenerator!

PI Flarf - Leftover thoughts about authenticity

PI Fashion

unexpected !?

Sorry for the late post. I have a problem when trying to post the work in blogger. I hope it is acceptable.

PI Flarf

PI Flarf - having sex is not being married

Earlier work of mine, Google-translated:

PI Flarf - Erwin V | bad light, public places

Here's a 'flarfstrip' by my colleague dutch flarfist Erwin Vogelezang:

PI - short/long

PI Fashion

detailor

dress
skirt
top

dress
dress
dress

PI Fashion

PI - principe

as I'm reading The Prince.

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No pure political poemic, but you just have to google 'belgian bishops' to find out why this subject 'inspired' me.

PI: The Art of Appropriation

Someone once said (or wrote) that imitation is the greatest form of flattery.  Teaching from ancient times to today often involves some exercise of copying, of imitation.  Call that performative pedagogy: learning by doing, understanding someone by trying on their style.  So, what would it be like to make poemics in the style of someone else?

Since poemics is a hybrid art, your imitation might pull from a noteworthy poet or comics artist (An Emily Dickenson poemic or a Carmen Infantino poemic, etc.).  Or, if you are really daring, what would it mean to try doing someone's poemics style from this website or from others who do poemics?  

Remember to post your work and somehow mark that it is following the PI prompt.  Feel free to note who you are imitating or leave it up to us to guess. Fun either way, I think.  Also, feel free to accompany the work with any commentary about what you learned from the exercise of imitation.

Finally, please enter this exercise with a kind heart and a willingness to explore.  Developing a distinctive and personal "voice" or "style" is somewhat central to poetry, comics, and poemics. This PI is not intended as an exercise in critique through parody or ripping someone off.