Take two image-heavy poems you've written and fit their lines together as you would if you were lacing the fingers of two hands.
Poem number 1

Poem number 2

Lines folded together

Now go back and cut and add and change to make the new poem work. Does this new poem now have any unexpected leaps?
2 Comments:
The photographs below disturb me so much that I really can't talk about it.
But I love the photos of your hand.
It's heartening to see a man who actually wears his band.
Good exercise. Have you given it a shot?
Yeah, the exercise can work. Downside is that it takes two to make one. Upside: sometimes the one is better or wilder.
Didn't mean to disturb.
And of course the band.
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