Three Visual Poems
by Shloka Shankar
apocalypse
night wore on
An erasure culled out from p. 300 of Flowers in the Attic by V. C. Andrews.
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“I was introduced to found poetry in 2014 and it has been an unabated love affair since then. I enjoy finding my "voice" in a source text and manipulating it in order to render the original into something new. By using a variety of source materials such as novels, poems, magazines, movie quotes, and more, I play with language and re-contextualize how I see what I see. I also enjoy collage and creating abstract pieces from time to time. When these two interests meet, it's a match made in heaven!”
Shloka Shankar
Shloka Shankar is a freelance writer and visual artist from Bangalore, India. She loves experimenting with Japanese short-forms and found poetry alike. A Best of the Net nominee, her poems have most recently appeared/forthcoming in Moonchild Magazine, Bones, Burning House Press, NOON: journal of the short poem, UnLost Journal, and elsewhere. Shloka is the founding editor of Sonic Boom, its imprint Yavanika Press, and Senior Editor at Human/Kind Journal.