Patterns
RICHARD ROMEO
RR.TFCNY at mail.fdncenter.org
Fri Dec 6 10:47:00 CST 1996
Richard Romeo
Coordinator of Cooperating Collections
The Foundation Center-NYC
212-807-2417
rromeo at fdncenter.org
Bonnie wrote: Haven't you, as writers, ever written something and maybe
gotten a response that illuminated a perfectly logical pattern that you
did not
intend? I have. Am I just odd?
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I think this happens pretty often, particulalry in poetry, which I
attempt to write at times, demands interpretation, the poet acting as
medium. Seems logical that other writers are privy to the same. Who's
to say writers have the fundamental, objective truth about what they
write, or a monopoly on interpretation--Joyce and his portals of
discovery surely lead to places even the master himself had never thought
of--he shows the fork in the road but allows the reader to discover the
misty paths he/she has brought them to the beginning of. Who wants to
read a book where at its end you know everything about, nevermore to set
eyes on it again. How sad.
good sleep
woke up
still a poet
thought damn
Richard Romeo
Coordinator of Cooperating Collections
The Foundation Center-NYC
212-807-2417
rromeo at fdncenter.org
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