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Blackout Poetry The act of redacting words from printed sources to purposely create new meaning. Requirements The words have to make sense together, or have been chosen for emphasis. If the page from the book is small, the

Blackout Poetry • The act of redacting words from printed sources to purposely create new meaning.
Requirements • The words have to make sense together, or have been chosen for emphasis. • If the page from the book is small, the artwork needs to go over the page on to the paper behind it.

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