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The poet I artist writes and makes sounds: the scratching of the pen,
the rustling of paper, the clatter of the typewriter, and words I signs,
after being inscribed, may be articulated aloud, variously, according to
the writer's preferred intonation, or silently, mentally.
The sounds of the making, and the inherent sound of the finished
object (the page I the book I the reading) are what interest me. How
the sound of typing a sonnet differs from that of free verse. How the
pages of a book can be flipped, thumbed or slammed shut, to produce
a symphony of 'tome tones.'
8 April1978
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