Runoilijat sekaisin

Akin or uproar.
Our rip anorak.

Aha! OK! OK! A VIP VA.
Aha! Ava OK OK VIP.

OK initiate sparks.
It spikiest anorak.

Stark auk kirk.
Ask kraut kirk.

On insane neat.
An inane notes.

An eminent menu.
Tune in mean men.

I'm an am nuke kit.
Make, I'm akin nut.

Ravish insanely.
In vainly shares.

Jesus! In an ovation.
Join envious Satan.

OK irk OK irk rank he.
OK khaki kink error.

Ha Ha! June 'n' a van.
Aha! Java nun hen.

Barmy geek girl.
Irk beggarly me.

Sip jail pain.
I jail pin sap.


Ketkä lymyävät anagrammien takana? Ensimmäiselle kaikki oikein saaneelle runokirjapalkinto.

"Akin or uproar."

"I ails in I am a sin."

"Adapt to ultima thule."

"Punitive, kinky, heathier dusk."

"Thrive Okay Okay a nihility."

Saa
sormilleen.

Tekee nousut ja laskut
yhtä pitkiksi.

Pimeässä olet yksin
marja suussa.

Katala
on matala
alla ja alla.

Remembering DFW

"Finite Jest"
Editors and writers remember David Foster Wallace.
By Sven Birkerts, Charis Conn, Jordan Ellenberg, Colin Harrison, Gerald Howard, Joyce Carol Oates, Martin Riker, and Sean Wilsey

Yllä
ei mitään
alla ei sitäkään.

Kuuden aikaan illalla ilmassa oli jotain outoa: keväinen valo.

23.9.2008

"This is water."

Make it new

Tuli&Savu etsii uusia tapoja kirjoittaa kritiikkiä. Aiheeksi voi valita vaikka jonkun näistä.

"This is water."

The really important kind of freedom involves attention and awareness and discipline, and being able truly to care about other people and to sacrifice for them over and over in myriad petty, unsexy ways every day. That is real freedom. That is being educated, and understanding how to think. The alternative is unconsciousness, the default setting, the rat race, the constant gnawing sense of having had, and lost, some infinite thing.

David Foster Wallace at Kenyon College, May 21, 2005

Across 161th Street

So long, Yankee Stadium.