Twitter: Still Good For Something

Something like solidarity. You see, this past week, the #WritingCommunity let a wave of levity loose at just the right time: erasure poems from writer rejections.

Otherwise known as ‘blackout poems,’ these original works take on new forms when most of the text is blacked out in order to keep a brief, punchy sentence.

I threw in my own erasure poem from a rejection received just yesterday. Yes, the world feels dark right now. For a brief moment, on Twitter of all places, we were silly and things were light.

One response to “Twitter: Still Good For Something”

  1. This is a genius, ironic piece. I’ll be sharing it with some of my workshop students!

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