Rob Fitterman on Notes on Conceptualism (an excerpt)

Rob Fitterman on Notes on Conceptualism (an excerpt)

Its all good-nature
I’m down with that.
It’s great, you know,
you know, it’s great.
You know it’s been positive.
You know I think it’s all,
It’s all good.
It’s all very open,
You know, you know
people get upset
I don’t know.

You know it seems all fine
You know that’s the whole thing
a whole arc of possibilities.
The real in the real
as opposed to the real within the real.
You know it’s like you know.
You know, you know
both of those things are,
you know possibilities.

You know it’s very cool.
I like that—
the possibilities are endless.
Even the possibility
that this is not poetry,
is poetry.

This is a poem using cut up of the video and Rob’s words.

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