I Don’t Hear America Singing

I Don’t Hear America Singing by J. Riddles is a unique collection published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on December 3, 2015. This edition features 202 pages of poetry that spans over a decade, showcasing selections from 402 poems written between 2003 and 2007, accompanied by illustrations from Fizzi Pop. The work presents a distinctive approach to poetic expression, emphasizing sound through psychedelic verses that incorporate made-up words and unconventional syntax.
Readers will find that this collection challenges traditional norms in poetry and literature, with misspelled words and offbeat grammar reflecting the author’s rebellious stance. The title itself serves as a counterpoint to Walt Whitman’s famous poem, indicating a divergence in perspective on American poetic expression. This book invites exploration of themes within literature and fiction, offering a fresh take on the art of poetry.
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Over ten years in the making, this long-awaited book features selections from 402 poems written by J. Riddles from 2003-2007, with illustrations by Fizzi Pop. Psychedelic verses include made-up words and unusual syntax to devote expression to sound, sometimes more than meaning. Misspelled words and offbeat grammar represent Riddles’ unconstitutional rebellion against American poetry and literature. The title reflects the author’s disagreement with Walt Whitman’s famous poem I Hear America Singing.
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