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I think in-text form changes depending on the medium. Like in the skin project, each word is practically a line because each person was assigned one word. You could view those people like lines or like separate words and it would be hard to decipher since there’s lots of room for different thoughts. Also, for my own final project, I’m going to be working with sound a lot since my medium has to do with nature and referencing sound (like wind/leaves, rocks, water) would be important in my case. It doesn’t have to be, but it can be. I think the relationship between medium and form is very free-flowing and can mean something different to everyone.

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I believe that medium can be a type of form, if used intentionally. It can be used in the same way that a line break is, for example. If one uses a particular medium which is unusual, they are saying something about the text. For example, I think of my poem with the medical mask. On its own, this poem talked about no longer feeling needed in someone’s life. With it being written on the mask, we are given an image to connect it to. With vaccines coming, masks are getting closer to being unneeded every day. The medium comments directly on the text in the same way that a form would.

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I don't see it so much in my own writing because I mainly use digital mediums that I can imagine as other mediums for my purposes. However, I do think that given all of the examples that we've seen that not only can the relationship change how something is read, but it gives the reader context and subtext, it can establish a tone, and it can evoke emotions. Its completely up to the creative whim of the creator which is super cool.

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The most important thing for me as a writer and a reader, is how form affects the information or story. When something is written in a specific form the message will be viewed or presented differently then it would be perceived in another form. The weight of the words and the meaning behind a text is dependent on the form. I will keep this in mind while I write and while I read.

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I think medium and in-text form have a strong relationship based on how the medium of a piece can greatly impact the different kinds of in-text form. for example, the videos we focused on last class completely changed the way the poems and written works were read. the inflection and intent is given completely by the author, with little room for differences.

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Using different mediums can introduce new tools for form that aren't available in writing a piece with pen and paper or in a word document. In text form helps add depth to a piece and bring it to life off the page.

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I think that medium and form both further the intent of the author. If a piece has all of its potential based on the words themselves, it can only go so far. When you add the medium those words are expressed in adds to it. Likewise the form that those 'words' are placed in brings it up a level.

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I think medium and form play hand in hand with the intentions of the author. Different effects like handwriting and the amount of bleeding onto a canvas is a controlled aspect that can give details and hints to something the reader may have missed In the beginning.

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I think that the relationship between medium and in text form is incredibly powerful because it can take the writing in so many different directions. By choosing a specific medium, writers are giving the audience a specific way to feel. They’re creating the atmosphere for their audience, whereas if you’re writing in text form, there has to be more description involved to keep the reader following in what’s happening throughout the piece as a whole.

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I think the most important thing for me to remember is who my audience is and how I want them to feel throughout the piece. Because medium is so deeply involved in making the audience feel a certain way, but it's "showing" in a way that doesn't force the writer to "tell."

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The most important things to keep in mind about form as a writer/reader going forward is that the ways to read a poem are endless even if it isn’t meant to be. There’s so many different ways to analyze and think about a poem since everyone reads differently and depending on experiences, they can relate in different ways (connotation/denotation). Form can isolate a section, make something way different from its original meaning, and transform the way someone may feel about the poetry.

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I think I can really use form to my advantage because its so broad and malleable. I can create more complete pictures and meanings if I use the medium to convey story and background and let the text speak in that context. It's a big component of my final project, so I'm definitely keeping it in mind.

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The relationship between in-text form and medium is that they rely on each other to give a message to the reader. They work together to create a meaning within the words that a reader can easily understand. With a different medium or different type of form; the message will be different.

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If using a specific inherited form, the most important thing to me is making sure that I am using it to say something about the text. If I am using an inherited form, the things I try to pay closest attention to are line break and space on the page (and again, making sure to use it intentionally).

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I feel that medium and in-text forms are often connected and help the writer to better emphasize what they’re trying to get across. Depending on the writer, I think form can often reflect medium and vice versa.

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I think one of the most important things to keep in mind going forward about form would be that it can be very broad. There is no right or wrong way when it comes to form. As a writer I will be able to explore more with form. Already this semester I have been able to experiment with form. I always thought that everything should be written a certain way. I will take all this away and use it in my writing and reading.

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Toni Ann:                                      I think the reading and writing goes hand in hand and it's important that there is a deep connection between the two. The relationship between medium and in text form is extremely valuable in order to make it successful. 

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Toni Ann:                                      I think the reading and writing goes hand in hand and it's important that there is a deep connection between the two. The relationship between medium and in text form is extremely valuable in order to make it successful. 

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There are formal rules that should be followed when writing in-text, however, it is fascinating when the rules or boundaries are pushed. For instance, with “Zer000 Excess” we see a book on the outside but the in-text form works in ways well past the norm. One thing in the medium of poetry I always love though is the obedience to rhyme scheme in the in-text form. Coleman’s sonnet has a rhyme scheme that works in the boundaries she pushes with the form in her American Sonnet. Tactically slicing sentences so that they carry over to the next line is effective when conveying her message.

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To use every formal tool available to help craft a good piece of literature.

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The most important thing I try and do with my writing is to acknowledge what I’m trying to get across and think about how I can utilize both form and medium to reflect that.

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1. Knowing the limitations of form is effective for trying to push past them and make your own form in a way by doing so. Ex: Zer000 Excess, Toiletters (Letters on toilet trees)
2. Putting a form (poem) in a medium it is not traditionally used in (nature) conveys a feeling not found within the traditional mediums of pen and paper or computer.
3. Adhering to one form, the abecedarian poem, for example, has the possibility to create a piece that exists so well that the abecedarian form appears non-existent.