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In videogames, the player's hands operate the lost instruments of the designer's tiny secret society.”A Slow Year can be mistaken for a book. It is sold as a softcover book with a cover based on Atari cartridge design and a spine that informs a bookseller or librarian to shelve this book that happens to have a CD in it with a quartet of games in the poetry section. (The book contains short chapters about game poetry, and these games as replica Tissot T22128131 WoMen's watch well as “machine poems” — computer generated poems that total 1 kilobyte's worth of words each). In the introduction to the book part of A Slow Year Bogost explains that what so many people have done while playing video games has been to do some of the same work done by readers of poetry.

“In poetry, the readers' eyes pass over the words that once animated the poet's ideas and experiences,” he wrote. “The mind assembles them into scenarios, which it then animates in secret. In videogames, the player's hands operate the lost instruments of the designer's tiny secret society. A player is the archaeologist of the lost replica Tissot T22.1.326.71 Ladie's watches civilization that is the game's creator.”The Atari As PoetryIan Bogost couldn't tell me how a video game poem could rhyme, though, of course, rhyming isn't essential for poetry. Meter is more that matters, he believes. Meter is rhythm and structure, one that can go unnoticed in better poetry.