Tag: Oregon Poetry Association

• writing prompt: Stafford’s four elements of daily writing practice

  For this week’s writing prompt, I’m revisiting my time presenting at and attending the Oregon Poetry Association conference in September. While I have devised mine own daily writing habits over the years, it was at this conference where I learned the practices of one of my go to poets, William Stafford. Stafford’s son, Kim Stafford, […]

  José Angel Araguz

  December 14, 2018

  Uncategorized, writing prompts

  blog, conference, creative writing, Jose Angel Araguz, Kim Stafford, literature, Oregon Poetry Association, poetry, reading, the friday influence, William Stafford, writing prompt

• poetryamano project: april 2017

  This week I’m sharing the fourth installment archiving my Instagram poetry project entitled @poetryamano (poetry by hand). This account focuses on sharing poems written by hand, either in longhand or more experimental forms such as erasures/blackout poems and found poems. Below are highlights from April 2017. This month found me going further with erasures. I was working […]

  José Angel Araguz

  September 28, 2018

  poetryamano project, Uncategorized

  blackout poetry, blog, erasure, instagram, Jose Angel Araguz, literature, Oregon Poetry Association, poetry, poetry community, poetryamano, poetsofinstagram, the friday influence