1955-2014
59 DJs
DJ ’70s ’n’ ’80s ’90s
2012, 2008, DJ
2008, DJ DJ DJ
1982, 35 DJs
DJ 1955
’70s DJ
1977, 206 S.
1979, my DJ,
’80s, my my my ’80s, DJ
my my my
2004, 2000 DJs 2009 DJ
$10,000
my my my
my DJ
Source:
Kot, Greg. “FRANKIE KNUCKLES 1955-2014: His Chicago sound was heard around the world. Knuckles was ‘godfather’ of house music — and much more.” Chicago Tribune. 2 April 2014: 1. Print.
The prompt:
A lipogram is a text that excludes one or more letters of the alphabet. The ingenuity demanded by the restriction varies in proportion to the frequency of the letter or letters excluded. For this initial exercise, you will compose a poem using only words that can be formed from letters that are NOT found in the title of your newspaper. For example, if you are working with the Washington Post, you must avoid using words that contain the letters A, G, H, I, N, O, P, S, T and W.
http://www.foundpoetryreview.com/blog/oulipost-2-lipogram/
Were you gibbering at the end!?
No, scratching: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WT2iyJmKkc8
Ha! I was half expecting to see ‘DJ’ repeated 59 times:) With nothing but a ‘y’ at your disposal, your poem is imaginative and spirited!
Thanks Nancy, I kinda lucked out. The rest of the articles gave me nothing but numbers. Thought I was going to have to do a numerology poem. On second thought…
I’m trying to see the jellyfish!
Great idea! I should play with spacing and see if I can make one appear.
Well done! Great imaginative use of what you had to work with especially…impressive.
Very cool and inventive!