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Hi everyone! This is Julie from the Yuma Main Library and today I wanted to share with you a fun way to get creative by showing you how to create blackout poetry. So you may be wonderingwhat is blackout poetry? The writer Austin Kleon describes it best, blackout poetry is sort of like if the CIA did haiku. Blackout poetry is a form of found poetry where you use a marker to black out or erase words from an existing text. This kind of poetry involves taking an original piece of text and creating something completely new from it. These are two examples of blackout poetry created by Austin Kleon, which he created using newspapers and a black marker. However, blackout poetry can be whatever the artist or writer wants it to be. This kind of poetry evolved from a variety of art techniques and traditions. It is reminiscent of Dada poetry best exemplified by the Dada artist Tristan Tzara, who in the 1910s and 1920s would pull scraps of paper with lines of text from a hat to create poems. It