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What your words really said |
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Want a visual representation of the main themes in your piece of writing? Stick it into Wordle and see what you really said. You might surprise yourself with the subconscious themes that pop up in your work. Wordle churns out a unique piece of word art by parsing your piece and sifting out the high frequency words. The more often you used a word, the larger it shows up in the Wordle. And if you're in it for more than just navel gazing, and actually want something that looks pretty, it lets you play with the fonts and colors. Sweeeeeet! Check it out on wordle.net
Here's a wordle of a children's essay I wrote for Houston's Public Radio.
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Who knew Tim Burton was a writer? |
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Nay, a poet. This video is almost (...almost) worthy of Edward Gorey.
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