I feel like there are a number of ways in which the Digital Humanities could impact my research and creative writing.  However, for the sake of brevity (and sanity), I’ll focus on one.  Because I both study and write poetry, I’m particularly interested in how the interactive elements of digital literature formats could be applied to this area.  One idea I had was the possibility of creating a “Found Poem Workbook” that would allow readers/users to produce their own poetry from pieces of someone else’s work.  For example, one “page” might contain all the words from a William Carlos Williams poem, arranged in order of frequency.  The reader/user would then be able to drag and drop the words to create their own poem.  It might also be interesting to color-code each word so that each new poem created by a reader/user has a different and prominent visual “signature.”  I think this might be an interesting way to create interactive poetry anthologies, too.