Here's an example of the use of the "quartering method" (a page from Parrot in the Oven):
"Magda and Pedi wen see anything so won-site sides of the couch, lying on the
couch. And of the blanket against ut the whole room: the was fanned
out on a pily cherub angels on the her as she lay there, hehe glass-top coffee
table, line of black mascara leaming in the sunlight one eye. I went over
any mother spent so much fled and turned her faceping together, and what then I
sat down och energy tearing apart. And watched them. I like a place
I was meant there's no way of explain that I had come back to or wanted to, but
I knew being away. My home. and the bright walls of as closing in
around me, re lying asleep, on oppo-me, that I'd never again each crunching
their enddrous as my two sisters their chest. Magda's hair it wasn't just
them, below, unteased. I watched squiggly TV, the lump mouth half open, a
thin frame of the painting, taking from the corner of my mother's animals, wiped
it, and she snuf-This room was what me away. energy cleaning and keen
Dad's cushioned chair my father spent so much won't say why, because and it was
wondrous, I why, even if I could to be. A place, I felt as my eyes got
drowsy after a long journey of the room glowed around the light in the room"
2 comments:
It was a fun new experience, but I don't know how people can make the cut-ups interesting, anything other than nonsense. Otherwise, what is the point besides the initial haha, that sounds weird? (like how mine turned out) I guess I just need practice. It kind of bothers me that the paragraphs don't make sense. Reading it is so choppy!
I agree with lauren, it is so hard to make sense of anything and it bothers me to read things that don't make sense haha-but it was a fun little experiment
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