two versions of a wet and dried sonnet. Yellow cardboard with typewriter written poem and a photographic picture of the drying process of a previous version on paper

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[de: automatenübersetzung], 2021

The poem was wet with water and hung to dry. This has no effect on the appearance of the text. The typewriter is a waterproof writing tool. This sonnet is a reply to a poem by rusty, “hang-dried screams”, on the backside of a ?-poem by Jiří Valoch


the original poem “hang-dried screams” on the backside of a sonnet written with only question marks. The question mark cover by Jiri Valoch