The Red Wheelbarrow
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1242 days ago
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Jan 02 '09
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2.07 from 868 votes
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alexmdc on Jan 02 '09 awesome $5
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i remember this poem from high school English class!
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you better!
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I love this shirt and the poem.
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$5
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at long last, wallace stevens is put to use.
sign me up. |
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Love the reflection
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I was afraid not many people would appreciate this shirt
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hahaha. i need this shirt.
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I still don't get this poem, 10 years after the fact. WCW was an enigma.
Still, i totally love this treatment of the concept, and am glad that other people had this imagery stick in their head since high school as well |
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I haven't read that poem but you should submit it into the Joys of Text design competition :]
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I think it's too late, I already submitted as a normal submission. I will e-mail threadless and see if they are willing to add it to the contest but Im not sure if they will
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nice style
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awesome $5
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Nice :)
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wonderful! :D
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I hated this poem so much when I first read it in 9th grade because I didn't get it. Now I love it.
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I do like the poem, and illustrating it was very clever.
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I really like it, very clever. Does it need the word "upon" since technically the text is sitting on top of the wheel barrow? Either way, I like it, just wondering.
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well I tested it without UPON, but it visually just didn't flow as well, so I decided to keep it
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HOw did you know that this was my favorite poem???
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I would like it better if you could find a way to represent so much depending upon the wheelbarrow besides actually using the words.
Overall it is a good idea though. |
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this is the only poem in the world i truly like... and your design captures why i like it so much.
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I be pleased
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We never covered this in school.... but I'm told that is abnormal.
I still don't get it. |
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About my design
upon
the red wheel
barrow
glazed with rain
water
beside the white
chickens.