masculine/feminine

"Do You Have Balls?" is a slideshow prose-poem by Richard Holeton that explores issues of masculinity and the body. The presenter muses about how the presence or absence of testes affects his feelings of self-worth and way of relating to others. Each of the section headings is an iteration of the Seussian mantra: "Yes, I have ___ ball(s), and you have ___" Holeton previously experimented with the slideshow format in his works: "Voyeur With Dog" (2009) and "Custom Orthotics Changed My Life" (2010). As with these other slideshow fiction pieces, "Do You Have Balls?" incorporates elements like: bullet points, large, easy-to-read text, still images, graphs and tables, a summary of key points, and even a closing Thank You slide.

Digital poemas based on the book Tesauro (Thesaurus), which was published by the National Council for the Culture and Arts (CONACULTA) in 2010.
The first section of this poetry book won the First Prize for Poetry Contest of Magazine “Punto de Partida” of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).
Some of this digital poems in their printed form are part of the book in Visual Mexican Poetry: The Transfigured Word, a collection of five artist-books published by the National Council for the Culture and Arts (CONACULTA).
(Source: http://www.poetronica.net/digitalpoetry.html)