[Woody Long]

Edward Picot's animation of Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird by Wallace Stevens is here.

— Woody

[Sharon Passmore]

Thank you for posting this, Woody. I really enjoy interactive works like this. They are reminiscent of pop-up books. The internet stirs up our language like a blender because nothing is linear as a traditional book would be. Yes it can be read in order but it can also be clicked other ways. The artist relinquishes control of that.

I'll be back after looking again.

[Mark Blaeuer]

Thanks, Woody. I enjoyed it, and so did my wife (who was looking over my shoulder). In fact, her ability to quote poems when we were dating, including this one, helped her achieve the aforementioned marital status.

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