Disarticulations

This poem was written by Rocío Carlos, using words generated by Terry Wolverton through fevered writing. Rocío’s comments on the process of writing the poem appear below.   (and others)…

We’re grateful for such fulsome participation this month! Collaborating poet Rocío Carlos chose the poem “Elegy for a Sense of Security” by J. Rohr (who also distinguished himself by writing…

I gave four prompts to collaborating poet Rocío Carlos. She conducted three minutes of “fevered writing” with each prompt. Here are the results. These words comprise the lexicon I’ll use to…

December Poetry Prompts These prompts were given to me by collaborating poet Rocío Carlos. I will engage in fevered writing with each of them. “… take a young, beautiful girl, 16,…

This poem was written by Tanya Ko Hong using words generated by Terry Wolverton through fevered writing. Tanya’s comments on the process of writing the poem appear below.   The…

It’s so wonderful to experience the creativity of our readers, and we so appreciate their participation in the dis•articulations process. This month we received four poems inspired by this month’s…

I gave four prompts to collaborating poet Tanya Ko Hong. She conducted three minutes of “fevered writing” with each prompt. Here are the results. These words comprise the lexicon I’ll use…

November Poetry Prompts These prompts were given to me by collaborating poet Tanya Ko Hong. I will engage in fevered writing with each of them. 1. “I speak another tongue, a…

This poem was written by Karineh Mahdessian using words generated by Terry Wolverton through fevered writing. Karineh’s comments on the process of writing the poem appear below. Us I All…

This month we are grateful to poet Erica Charis, who submitted “In history as it happens,” an erasure poem in response to this month’s prompt, “In an era of strife,…

I gave four prompts to collaborating poet Karineh Mahdessian. She conducted three minutes of “fevered writing” with each prompt. Here are the results. These words comprise the lexicon I’ll use to…

October Poetry Prompts These prompts were given to me by collaborating poet Karineh Mahdessian. I will engage in fevered writing with each of them. “Your absence lives in me”—from Ir’ene lara…

This poem was written by Eric Howard using words generated by Terry Wolverton through fevered writing. Comments by Eric on the process of writing the poem appear below. Sadie’s Kids They…

This month we had a tough choice between two poems by dis•articulations readers in response to the prompts posted by Eric Howard and myself. Ultimately, we chose Bryan Marshall’s “Caged”…