American poetry is due for a new movement. The frontrunner is “Flarf.” Google and the internet overload make Flarf possible, because the poem’s content must be a collage of search returns. It’s experimental, but also a pretty good way to liven up a poetry reading. Sean Cole has the story. Please be advised this story contains adult language.
Stan Apps reads “Elmo” at the Flarf Festival
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