The Journey of a Flake of Fish Food
Created on: July 4th, 2010
The exciting adventure of a flake of fish food, as told through visual poetry.
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I dont know how to explain, I just hate sound poems like this so, so much. Like when Danny Tanner has a meaningful lesson to teach his kids at the end of a show and the sappy music starts and the audience goes "AAAaaaawwwwww", that shit is painfully awkward to watch. I get the same feeling about sound poems, especially when it happens to be about everyday things. Now if there was a sound poem about Longbowmen shooting fiery arrows into their enemies, or a samurai slicing an enemy's limbs off in battle, that would be a different story.
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