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IIJIMA
February 14, 2007
Going over the table of books for
sale in the backroom one more
time, I over hear a woman hold up
a small pamphlet, saying "Isn't Black print on a
this pretty?" and the man she's metallic gold
with responds "Uh... esthetically cover, cream-yellow
it doesn't grab me." pages, many pages
have justified lines.
I thought "But what are the
words like?" and picked it up: (with excessive
interword
"Color and it's Antecedents" spacing.)
by Brenda Iijima (2004)
I flip through it, and get
the sense that it *might* "Color finds itself
be about something. place in a poem and
in being there
I bring it over to the woman immediately becomes
running the table along with antecedent and is
a couple of other things found to have antecedent
and she comments -- relations within any
"Oh, this is one of mine." (every) poem."
(I didn't know her by The lead quotation from
appearence: she hadn't "Colour Mediations"
read yet.) by S.G.J. Ouseley
I explain how I happened Perhaps unfortunately,
to pick it up... she it turns out that the
seemed nonplussed. pamphelet is almost
entirely quotations
from other sources,
strangely formatted
and run together.
(There doesn't seem to
be any Goethe, which
seems a definite oversight.)
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