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2016 - Summer - Wicked Games Entry

Wiki Games - The Music Business - 1. Wiki Games - The Music Business

Wiki Games - The Music Business

Three Poems - Found Poetry - Récapitul
Playing with random Wikipedia Articles

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The first Wikipedia article is Wicked Game, a song by Chris Isaak.

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October 14, 2013, France
For Vincent Corey

This is only the beginning; he
has worked with prestigious clientele
and started a shop in Newport Beach.

(beginning, clientele, shop)

The estate has a long history.
Walter developed a process to
overcome his grave fear of flying.

(history, process, overcome)

Upon his return to the US,
a radio station broadcasting
soundtracks helped found a record label.

(US, radio station, record label)

Recorded Dunsop Bridge, a milestone

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February 14, 2014, Germany
For Vincent Corey

The most well-known music video,
aired in France in the mid 70s,
a single recorded by Ahmed

(music video, mid 70s, single)

in the suburbs of Rotherham town
around the first week of October.
Maxwell gained national attention.

(Rotherham, October, attention)

Co-founded a media company,
Kosai, located near Kharagpur,
named after collected material

(media company, Kosai, named)

Sent to jail for selling cocaine

3

October 24, 2014, Ireland
For Vincent Corey

The rock song, released as a single
in 1986, Shalango,
also known simply as “The village”

(song, Shalango, village)

Won a renowned award in Sweden.
Roots lie in the Eastern Hemisphere,
Madagascar, an island country.

(award, roots, Madagascar)

The song peaked at number 26
within 18 months in Syria;
became a legend in Italy

(number 26, Syria, Italy)

First heroine of the industry

2016 Dolores Esteban
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I like the play on words with the antho theme and "Wiki" games. The first thing that comes to my mind when I hear "Wicked Games" is the Chris Issak song, so I enjoyed that aspect as well. I had that song playing in my head the whole time I wrote my story. lol I enjoyed these poems. Thanks for sharing with us. :)

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They had music videos in the 70s???? lol Was that when MTV was all music? :rofl:

 

And Chris Issak. Mmmmm, mmmmm, mmmmm. I used to listen to Wicked Game all the time. What a fantastic song.

 

I liked your poetry, Dolores. :)

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A very interesting take on the theme, Dolores... you had me really thinking... cheers... Gary...

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A nice take-on on the theme. Your poems stunned me with their simple gesture and perfect maneuver... :D

 

I found 'Found Poem' rather interesting and very thoughtful form. They will made us think. To write and to read. You have done very well on those poems. Thank you for writing and/or sharing... :)

 

~Emi.

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Lots of careful work in these pieces and it has quite an impact. The poems together told an interesting story. It's a nice take on the song. Thanks for sharing.

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This is intriguing, a very different take on the theme and so thought provoking ... also, a form of poetry I was unfamiliar with so I learned something from it.

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On 06/10/2016 08:48 AM, Valkyrie said:

I like the play on words with the antho theme and "Wiki" games. The first thing that comes to my mind when I hear "Wicked Games" is the Chris Issak song, so I enjoyed that aspect as well. I had that song playing in my head the whole time I wrote my story. lol I enjoyed these poems. Thanks for sharing with us. :)

Thank you, Valkyrie. Yes, the song is great.

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On 06/10/2016 10:56 AM, Lisa said:

They had music videos in the 70s???? lol Was that when MTV was all music? :rofl:

 

And Chris Issak. Mmmmm, mmmmm, mmmmm. I used to listen to Wicked Game all the time. What a fantastic song.

 

I liked your poetry, Dolores. :)

Thank you, Lisa. Wicked Game, I loved the song, too.

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On 06/11/2016 03:49 AM, Headstall said:

A very interesting take on the theme, Dolores... you had me really thinking... cheers... Gary...

Thank you, Gary. I wanted to attempt something different. Glad you found it interesting.

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On 06/11/2016 04:15 AM, Emi GS said:

A nice take-on on the theme. Your poems stunned me with their simple gesture and perfect maneuver... :D

 

I found 'Found Poem' rather interesting and very thoughtful form. They will made us think. To write and to read. You have done very well on those poems. Thank you for writing and/or sharing... :)

 

~Emi.

Thank you, Emi. Found Poems are experimental and the results are not always compelling. Sometimes they're a true surprise, though.

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On 06/11/2016 11:34 PM, Cole Matthews said:

Lots of careful work in these pieces and it has quite an impact. The poems together told an interesting story. It's a nice take on the song. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you, Cole. I wanted to try something different. I'm glad you liked the poems.

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On 06/12/2016 12:17 AM, dughlas said:

This is intriguing, a very different take on the theme and so thought provoking ... also, a form of poetry I was unfamiliar with so I learned something from it.

Thank you, dughlas. I tried a different take on the theme. I'm happy you found it interesting.

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I always enjoy your poems and this was no different. I think 'found' poems always prove to be so interesting and these provided a different take on the theme. I liked that it made me go hmmm...

 

Thank you for sharing

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This is one form of poetry I'd like to try! I love the randomness suddenly taking on a whole new meaning. Very interesting and inspiring!

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I have never seen peoms written this way before. I would never have guessed it could work so well. Thanks for sharing these.

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