In keeping with the theme of thoughtful, weird, and beautiful, I'd like to direct the whole internet's attention to a gem of a chapbook, a peach of a review, a love child of a review site, and a retro robot.

First, the chapbook:  http://dulcetshop.ecrater.com/p/14189202/wonder-girl-in-monster-land-brenda


Then the review and the review site: http://horselesspress.com/reviews-interviews/jen-tynes-to-brenda-sieczkowski/

Lastly, this little trespasser in the uncanny valley of our smallest mountain range.

Concrete Poetry Generator

If you don't already, you should know about this. These folks found out what the internet is for.



http://www.newpollution.co.uk/101/concretepoetry/ 

EAT EAT EAT WORLD

HINT HINT SQUIT SQUINT

IS THIS GOING TO BE ON THE TEST?

THE POWER OF THE TWEED

FOR PEANUTS!!!!!!

The Creative Process

The Voynich Manuscript is Clearly a Sci Fi Epic Poem: This is Pretty Clear

How the World Works

Moth Trails at Night, or The Mind of Brenda

Visual Poetry by Ark Codex

Hauke on Perrirere's True Crime

Lexical associations for the willow, a favorite classical spring topic (addressed in late summer):

                  Thread, smoke, eyebrow, jewel, river, riverbank, to bend or sway,
                   hair, warbler, and green.