Theme #1: The Body
Fingers
Lead chopsticks open their maws
Polygraph scratch
Across naked flesh of cotton canvas
Fingertips letter pressing keyboard keys
A blur of motion, and a speed so rapid
The rapping reminiscent
To the subdued salvo of a machine gun
Wrists becoming the faucet
Rusted pipes directly pouring
The gum in my head
The bread stuffed between my ears
The meat behind my pupils
The potion in my beaker
Type
Rhyme
Type
Rhyme
My words knitting stockinet
And my fingers commit the crime
~By Rachel Vasquez~
Rubixchick.com
Showing posts with label theme. Show all posts
Showing posts with label theme. Show all posts
Friday, March 27, 2009
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Theme #2: Spring/Rebirth
This month's theme is Spring/Rebirth. We will be accepting submissions for the blog all month long. Remember to title the subject of your submissions specifically as "Blog Submissions" when you send us emails. This makes for easier organizing and quicker posts.
Posts on last month's theme, "The Body" will be posted soon. Stay tuned.
Posts on last month's theme, "The Body" will be posted soon. Stay tuned.
Wednesday, February 04, 2009
Inspiration for the Theme (The Body)
I know some people might need a little muse to get those brain gears turning for the theme on the blog: The Body. And so, I found a website that tackled the same theme as we are now. The examples may help to inspire you. Enjoy.
Poetry examples of "The Body":
Preview: All my pinky ever hits is "Shift"
And I think it's getting tired of that
What with soreness, stiffness, and a rift
'Twixt it and the missing wedding band.
And remember, the body can be as literal or abstract as you like, and can even focus on a particular element of the body.
A link or two for our artists:
Body & Soul
Ear
Poetry examples of "The Body":
Preview: All my pinky ever hits is "Shift"
And I think it's getting tired of that
What with soreness, stiffness, and a rift
'Twixt it and the missing wedding band.
And remember, the body can be as literal or abstract as you like, and can even focus on a particular element of the body.
A link or two for our artists:
Body & Soul
Ear
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Announcement: Call for Submissions/Blog Theme #1
The deadline for submissions for the Ubiquitous Magazine is on February 24th. Please be sure to submit your work before that date.
From this point onward, the blog will also be accepting submissions as a separate zone from the magazine.
The blog will run its own events and submission deadlines all year round, and will be a different entity for people to interact with. The blog will start being more active by introducing Theme Writing. Occasionally, the blog will post a theme, and the goal is for artists and writers to produce work from that theme. Of course, non-theme-related submissions are just as welcome.
Here is theme #1: The Body
Relay all submissions for the blog at ubiquitous.submissions@gmail.com and specify that your entry is for the blog. The deadline for these submissions is on February 28th. Have fun and feel free to interpret the theme in any way you like.
What can you do to keep this blog active? Have any recommendations- art, poetry, literature that you've found really interesting? Know of any events that people might want to hear about? Have any submissions? Send 'em all at the Ubiquitous email!
From this point onward, the blog will also be accepting submissions as a separate zone from the magazine.
The blog will run its own events and submission deadlines all year round, and will be a different entity for people to interact with. The blog will start being more active by introducing Theme Writing. Occasionally, the blog will post a theme, and the goal is for artists and writers to produce work from that theme. Of course, non-theme-related submissions are just as welcome.
Here is theme #1: The Body
Relay all submissions for the blog at ubiquitous.submissions@gmail.com and specify that your entry is for the blog. The deadline for these submissions is on February 28th. Have fun and feel free to interpret the theme in any way you like.
What can you do to keep this blog active? Have any recommendations- art, poetry, literature that you've found really interesting? Know of any events that people might want to hear about? Have any submissions? Send 'em all at the Ubiquitous email!
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