Dissolution is a "responsive poem [that] is structured into an 8 by 4 grid of thumbnail images. By placing the pointer over each square, the image is enlarged, presenting a line of poetry. Moving from square to square, the reader can create line combinations in multiple directions within this grid, creating new line combinations. The order in which one reads each combination can really change how one understands the text. As you read this e-poem, meditate on some of these relations between its beautifully juxtaposed elements: call and response, setup and surprise, subject and predicate, point and counterpoint, image and text, turn and volta." -- from I Love E-Poetry
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Published in 2001 by Poems That GO in Volume 5.
This copy was given to Megan Sapner Ankerson and Ingrid Ankerson in Spring 2019.
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Journal