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In Literature an epigraph is a phrase quotation or poem that is placed at the beginning of a document to serve as either a preface as a summary or to link to the work to a wider literary canon . com brPage 3br In This Issue Marie Nunalee blank ache Wes Solether from A Codex of Water 3 10 Christina Murphy Too Long in the Forest Robin Wyatt Dunn Tzche Christopher Mulrooney truce the report of the commission on reporting the sapling bends With Borrowed Elements. FOUND POEMS. The poet takes prose and text from stories, novels, essays, and other writing – then reshapes the words into an original poem. . Found Poem from J.R.R. Tolkien’s . The Modern Prometheus. The Modern Prometheus. Myth prose. Greek myth-Prometheus is a Titan who stole fire from Zeus and gave it to humans. . Punishment: Zeus had him tied to a rock and an eagle ate out his liver every day, only to have it grow back to be eaten again the next day.. 1 2. Epigraph Magazine 3. Epigraph Magazine 4. Epigraph Magazine 5. Epigraph Magazine 6. Epigraph Magazine 7. Epigraph Magazine 8. Epigraph Magazine 9. Epigraph Magazine 2 EPIGRAPH MAGAZINE Issue Nin 1 epi 8 raphmaga zin 8 epi 8 raphmaga zin 8 epi 8 raphmaga zin 8 2 EPIGRAPH MAGAZINE Issue Eight / December 2014 3 IN THIS ISSUE Kamden Hilliard Brooklyn, Feburary / 5 winding in the trees / 6 - 7 va http://galaxyproject.org/ for genome and epigenome analysis, and we illustrate how these two web services work together to identify epigenetic modifications that are charactephic (SNP-rich) promoters. ENG3C. What is an epigraph?. Epigraph: An epigraph is a phrase, quote or poem that is found at the beginning of a literary document. . Discuss with the person next to you: why would an author include an epigraph at the beginning of their text?. "Immature poets imitate; mature poets steal; bad poets deface what they take, and good poets make it into something better, or at least something different." — T.S. Eliot. "Bad artists copy, great artists steal" — Pablo Picasso. FOUND POEMS. The poet takes prose and text from stories, novels, essays, and other writing – then reshapes the words into an original poem. . Found Poem from J.R.R. Tolkien’s . The Hobbit . Chapter 1 “An Unexpected Party” (by Jill Johnson).