Thursday, January 16, 2014

Nonsense Post - Melissa Mendoza

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1 comment:

  1. I really liked this piece of nonsense. When I started to read this piece, with the words, “Eeights fothsed grigns ghsogts,” I thought I knew what this piece said. I thought it was a word scramble, and the first word was “eight” and the last word was “ghosts,” with a few wrong letters. The middle words, I was still unsure about. As I continued to read, I realized I was unable to guess the other words and saw that I was wrong about it being a word scramble. Or, if it was a word scramble, I was not the person who knew how to solve this word mystery. As my eyes continued to read down the page, I noticed that words getting longer and the paragraphs were getting denser. This author did a great job showing the evolution of the piece, from more spread out to extremely compact words. Whether this was intentional or not, this has a lot to do with the specific letters typed and the thickness or thinness of them. Visually the eyes adjust quicker to a less dense paragraph, and perhaps this is why I thought I was able to unscramble the words at the beginning. I assume the author randomly chose letters to type on the keyboard during her writing process. This technique, whether random or not, turned out well and proved to be effective in displaying her nonsense. This piece was able to help me see that even though the words are not real words, they still do not all blend together on the page. Melissa did a great job of showing this through density and the spacing of her paragraphs.

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