I love trying my hand at blackout poetry (also known as erasure poetry)! When I am reading in bed after a long day, and have trouble focusing, certain words on the page pop-up. I used to think it was weird before, but ever since I found out about this form of poetry, I have been underlining the words in my books to later turn them into poems. It is fun!

something shrill
woke up everything
in my memory-
darkness full of fumes
hovering over me,
seeking an outlet
utterly remote.
©Aaysid
That’s a really clever idea – where did that come from I wonder ?
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I did a little digging and found interesting information about its origin on this link: https://medium.com/offbeat-poetry/the-history-of-blackout-poetry-ca8985f04c35
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Wow. That’s lovely and educational, Aaysid. 💙
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Thank you so much, Jeff.😊
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This sounds interesting. That’s a very clever format. Loved your first blackout poetry, Aaysid
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Thank you, Shweta. I am so glad you liked it. 😊
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You’re welcome 😀
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That’s really creative with so much meaning. 🙂
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Thank you, Terveen. 😊😊
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feel very David lynchy
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