With Margo at PoMoSco, day 24.
Process: I removed adjectives, and prepositions.
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How cool is this! I love the result.
Why are there squiggly green lines?
Ha! Because it’s a screen shot. I couldn’t get it to cut and paste with the white words – would have had to start all over again in WordPress. Consider them frosting. š
e.e. would be very pleased with the frosting
My eye turns the opening into “I saw a come-running (noun).” Then there’s, “the leaves, selves.” Or maybe “the leaves’ selves.”
and
“writing — the life-dross of death”
or
“writing the life-dross of death”
“I was myself. I broke.” Either this is a sequence of steps (or cause and effect), or it means, “I broke myself.”
The end says “breathing a Mayan.”
This is very powerful!