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A 6 page paper discussing the Russian futurist and poet, Velimir Khlebnikov and his magical use of words and vision which led to him being known as an 'Ultimate Poet.' Bibliography lists five sources.
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-- the laugh of belaughed laughsters O laugh it out roundlaughingly, the laugh of the laughed -at laughians! Laugherino, laugherino, Laughify laughicate, laugholets, laugholets, Laughikins, laughikins, O laugh it round,
you laughsters! O laugh it up, you laughsters! Futurism was the progenitor of exquisite
innovations and delightfully oblivious cul-de-sacs. The poet Vasilisk Gnedov was responsible for "creating" The Ultimate Poem, pure like snow, a blank sheet of paper. Malevich gave the world a white
square on an absolutely white surface. Velimir Khlebnikov (1885 - 1922) created his new and magical language and created poetry completely unique with it. Vladimir Tatlin designed a famous
glider, which was, unfortunately, never flown. This creative mindset gave birth to a creatively stimulating era which captivated the intellectual elite in Russia and throughout the rest of the "civilized"
world. It seems that the Russian genius was able to thoroughly develop a world with such uniquely superior talent that it became not only the most stylistically exotic art
form of the twentieth century, but one which also largely came to define the characteristics of the epoch (Pankov PG). At the beginning
of the century the first Russian Futurists, Matyushin, Guro, Kamnesky, the Burliuks, Kruchenykh, Mayakovsky, and Khlebnikov felt themselves to be the creators of a new planet. At their first congress
in 1913, in a small Finnish town, they declared war on healthy thought and `symmetric logic, putting forward a symbol and a plan for a new world. Everything should be
converted into a vast workshop, they believed. Painters would not paint large paintings an poets would not compose their habitual rhyming verses. Instead they would concentrate on the creation of
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