The Reconstruction

Introduction.

As usual, I have made this difficult for myself because how do you reconstruct something to have the opposite meaning of something that does not really make sense anyway?

But you know I will try anything.

The source is one of my plagiaristic poems, which is confusingly positive, but I think the reconstruction is confusingly negative.

Please let me know what you think.

The music is "Get Up" by Brass Construction

The Found Poem

The Reconstruction

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This Much I Know, I'm Down

This Is Chaos, Talking

Noise, The Isolation

I'm Down, Down Seven Times

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This Noise Is Why I'm Down

Women. Men, Knew Why I'm Down

American Chaos Times

This Is Why I'm A Down

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Hi everyone! Happy Found Poem Friday! It's a little late but there's nothing like burning the midnight oil, am I right? Here's prompt a to help creativity flow:

Write a found poem that has the opposite meaning of it's original work. If the original poem is happy, then your found poem should be sad, and so forth. The original work for this prompt should be poetry. Keep in mind, you are limited to only use words that are FOUND 😉 in the original work

"What makes a found poem?

Found poems take existing texts and refashion them, reorder them, and present them as poems. The literary equivalent of a collage, found poetry is often made from newspaper articles, street signs, graffiti, speeches, letters, or even other poems."

-Academy of American of Poets (poets.org)

Happy Writing! (by Jenny David on Voices in Minor FB group)

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