matthewleeknowles
Aged 23 years and 5 months here are eleven things I shoul...
from matthewleeknowles in How-to-Guides & Manuals
written in February 2009.
Two Plus Plus Productions LLC
scribbled: Why?
I Am Called by Robert L Sadler
from MongoTheMad in Creative Writing, Fan Fiction
A lengthy prose poem written on 7-7-77 about the questions of life.
Please Love Me
from matthewleeknowles
for piano and male actor. / the pianist plays and inbetween fragments, the actor speaks the words "please love me" and the pianist carries on. / there is no solution, resolve, answer or hope.
Brian Heffron
scribbled: Totally eclectic. I wish I knew more about music, but it sounds sad in my head.
I Am My Own Lolita - Part I
from matthewleeknowles in Creative Writing, Poetry
Every "I, me, my, mine, myself" etc from Vladimir Nabokov's novel "Lolita" with the next word. / The novel is split into 2 parts, and so is this writing.
Seventeen
from matthewleeknowles in Creative Writing
The seventeenth words, of each seventeenth page, of seventeen books.
linc0lnpark
scribbled: Stupendous!
530_Events
from matthewleeknowles in Creative Writing
Written mainly in 2007 and 2008 and revised/edited in 2009.
For Three Flutes
from matthewleeknowles
Taking over a year of planning this piece, if played in full, could be between approximately 18 and 40 hours long. / Will it ever be played in full...? /
thomaswingfield
scribbled: you could always put together a MIDI representation of it? It would sound terrible but be a decent impression of what a real performance would be like...
Study of R. K. (person one)
from matthewleeknowles in Creative Writing
Written for and premiered at "The Voice and Nothing More" 2009 at the Slade Research centre in London, curated by Sam Belinfante and Neil Luck. / "Study of R.K." was performed by Rita Maciliunaite, Alex Luck, Matthew Lee Knowles (a very minimal role!) and Fiona Bevan. / The piece is based on an...
thomaswingfield
scribbled: so im guessing the symbols represent the intonation? this is so clever... I mean, terrible for reading, but picking on a few an trying to mimic them is fun, and the idea behind it is genius!
sundaymornings
scribbled: Not sure why I was smirking at the end of this for I have no idea how to interpret it, perhaps we all sound like this.
thomaswingfield
scribbled: I read it through straight and aloud, then i just let my eyes glide over it... really enjoyed the structure, i think it lacks just a little something in lexis?
Brian Heffron
scribbled: I see a wave moving through the text, from the lower right corner towards the upper left one, like ripples in a tidal pool.
sundaymornings
scribbled: An abstract painting in verse, drawing the eye back again.
It rained, It Returned
from matthewleeknowles in Creative Writing
a new poem to mark a new feeling in a new month. / the beginning of the end with no actual content.
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