"I could kiss, say,".

It is a "ludokinetic poem"; that is, a poem that imbues the reader with responsibility for (and implicates them in) one or more outcomes via interactivity. "I could kiss, say", can be played with keyboard (space + arrow keys), mouse or touch screen. For further explanation see the artist's short ess...

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Publicado en:New River (2151-8475) pp. 1 - 2
Autor principal: Stone, Jon
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: New River Journal Spring2023
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