Not strictly untitled, this diagrammed asemic work is based on a poem I wrote earlier today. However I not sure whether I want to include the poem in this post. I like the idea of suspending this piece in a non-referential abyss.
Nice work – i love the idea of diagrammising (if there is such a word) poems – have tried it with fiction too to show students how stories hang together – looking forward to seeing the poem that goes with this Orchid…
Asemic refers to writing which does not follow a recognisable system of language. That is to say, the reader does not have access to a referential guide to assist the their process of comprehension. It includes illegible script, future script and recognisable logograms and graphemes presented in an unrecognisable code. Dfhjwi sjdl! jrweek sdj, agr sdkjfd!
Nice work – i love the idea of diagrammising (if there is such a word) poems – have tried it with fiction too to show students how stories hang together – looking forward to seeing the poem that goes with this Orchid…
Pretty!
Now I really want to see the poem – just to see how the images match the sounds and feelings of the words.
Yes, share the poem! Would love to see how the two connect.
what does asemic mean?
Asemic refers to writing which does not follow a recognisable system of language. That is to say, the reader does not have access to a referential guide to assist the their process of comprehension. It includes illegible script, future script and recognisable logograms and graphemes presented in an unrecognisable code. Dfhjwi sjdl! jrweek sdj, agr sdkjfd!