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Samantha Reynolds provides a way to write your own InstaPoem on her website BentLily.
She writes: All you need to do is answer a few fun questions. What you’ll get back is instant poetic gratification. I’ve even got some bells and whistles to make your poem look pretty, and easy ways for you to share it. It’s totally free and I’ll store a link to your poem on my site for one year.
On March 6th, Super Tuesday, NPR shared a Mad-Lib version of the 2012 campaign, written and illustrated by Pulitzer Prize-winning political cartoonist Mark Fiore.
http://www.marketplace.org/topics/elections/campaign-trail/video-super-p...
Tristan Tzara offered the following delightful advice in 1920:
Create stories, poems and lyrics.
Parody writers, politicians, and friends.
Tell customized fortunes and get oracular advice.
Compose love letters.
Generate insults (see Shakespearean).
Generate mad-libs like stories.
Learn and experiment with language structure.
Copy and improve on other people's work.
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