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sophia_sol) wrote2011-06-18 03:19 pm
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What, more recs, so soon?
I have a thing about William Carlos Williams. That is to say, I have an issue with him and his poems. So much so that I, um, have one of them memorized. In my defense it's really short and I didn't mean to? *headdesk*
So yeah.
"So much depends upon the red wheelbarrow glazed with rainwater beside the white chickens." Whatever, William Squared.
As a result I have been working on a collection of fannish poetry that has been written as a pastiche of or reaction to him, usually of the one about the plums. They are AWESOME. And here they are, as recs. If you know of any others, PLEASE do share! They make me strangely joyful, despite my antipathy towards William Carlos Williams himself.
This Is Just To Say, by
toft. A Mythbusters version!
(ETA: And in the comments of the LJ version of Toft's, as a sort of sequel, a Mythbusters version of the wheelbarrow poem too, by
shimere277!)
FORGIVE ME, WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS, by
asimaiyat. A series of White Collar versions, that together form a fic!
An experiment in translation, by
skalja. A lolcat translation!
With All Apologies To William Carlos Williams, by
lannamichaels. A fandom version! Of both the plum poem and the wheelbarrow poem!
So yeah.
"So much depends upon the red wheelbarrow glazed with rainwater beside the white chickens." Whatever, William Squared.
As a result I have been working on a collection of fannish poetry that has been written as a pastiche of or reaction to him, usually of the one about the plums. They are AWESOME. And here they are, as recs. If you know of any others, PLEASE do share! They make me strangely joyful, despite my antipathy towards William Carlos Williams himself.
This Is Just To Say, by
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(ETA: And in the comments of the LJ version of Toft's, as a sort of sequel, a Mythbusters version of the wheelbarrow poem too, by
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FORGIVE ME, WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS, by
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An experiment in translation, by
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With All Apologies To William Carlos Williams, by
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