WWII fort —a Japanese family picnics
in the meadow
Monday, July 5, 2010
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Susan K. Miller's collages and watercolor sketches, and "found poetry" created by erasing words in an existing text (here the Oxford English Dictionary online word of the day) until only the found poem|commentary remains.
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