sw00720st45-thinking

Appears the basic colors this journal uses will not be changing.
This means the usual text colors will be black, and most other
text colors will be dark shades.  Blue will be the link color.  The
background colors and the sidebar color will be the 80ffff light
aqua/cyan, the c0c0c0 gray, and the 808080 gray.  I am trying
to quell my urges to/ change this journal's basic colors.  There
are times when consistency is not foolish.

After posting a comment relevant to/ where geniuses come from
and a 10,000 poets list idea at Ron Silliman's site, I decided/ that
was the nth of what I cared to write there.  So I applaud his new
approach to handling comments.  See Sunday, November 25, 2007.
This evening I placed a comment relating to one item in Silliman's
The Chinese Notebook at the connection above.  Tomorrow I will
check again to see if he allowed it.  Did it in part to veer from the
flow of comments about his comments decision.

Was also at Mark Wallace's site.  I had placed a comment there
which I found he had responded to.  I responded to it, and he
again responded to me.  I like Mark Wallace's thinking here.



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Brian A. J. Salchert                   

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We're back to partly cloudy in Springfield, MO.
At PM 2:45 the sky is mostly clear.

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See my "Other Journals" for links to the following:
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John Latta continues to intrigue with his Furlani / Davenport posts.
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Ironic "Poetry Needs To Be More Academic" post at Mark Wallace's site.
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Linh Dinh
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Reyes Cardenas (R C)
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Until I work out a definition of my own, I favor
Jonathan Mayhew's definition of logopoeia.
There's a link to his blog in my Other Journals list.
See his 9-10-2007 and 9-12-2007 posts.
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Some minutes ago I perused 20 non-linear poems at 
Jukka-Pekka Kervinen's nlpoetry.livejournal.com site.
The 5th one down (the 1st of the sep 4 photos) is the
nlp of the 20 on that page which most appeals to me.

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AAP's American Poet, a journal I have never seen, was in my
mailbox today.  I've paged through it &/ read one short poem by 
Judson Evans.  Unless s/he uses words in a singular unwavering 
way, a reader cannot learn much from one poem.  Will get back
to this journal later.


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English Verse


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Brian A. J. Salchert