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Hyperpoetry

Hyperpoetry

What is hyperpoetry?

  • It is also called hyperpoetry. 
  • Hypertext poetry is the new genre of literature that use the computer screen as medium, rather than the printed page.

Rights 

By: Lyzza Calixterio

The world is full of judgement
Where being straight is a requirement
Being different gives him encouragement
And the society gave him a punishment

A man like him will never be accepted
He will always be neglected
His own right is violated
The society is never been united

Human rights they say
But they insult the rights for gay
They are looking for a way
for him not to live a normal day

In the end, he lost in the game
The girl inside him was tamed
Before he was put to shame
And the world remains the same


Source:
http://course1.winona.edu/geddy/Eng353/hypertext_poetry_and_fiction.htm
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