Look! poetry but I feel that we

but I feel that we are close to the end of the beta phase of online freedom

building houses in danger-prone Kyoto in particular proves the most impressively senseless’)

It is a statement – an exploration of me and what I’ve seen

I didn’t understand that I was playing with stolen children

her life and the love she instilled in me for my people and my culture

Look! poetry but I feel that weRead D J Huppatz's introduction to Look!. ISBN: 9780648511694 My poems are visual representations of reading. In our culture, this activity is usually silent and optically complex. Conventional meanings are often simple compared to the actual signs and their contexts, which in turn are rarely exploited for poetic potential. My usual way of dealing with this seems simple in retrospect: I imagine the context of the linguistic event, and within that make