rules for found poetry- using lists?

Question

if i were to write a found poem using a list of things, such as a to-do list/table of contents/songs on a cd...am i allowed to write the things out of order or do i have to keep it in the order that is originally presented.

for example, if my list was:

grocery shopping
manicure and pedicure
laundry
dog food
post office

can my found poem be:

laundry post
office dog
food manicure
and
pedicure
grocery
shopping

it's a poor example but i hope you get the gist of what i'm saying...THANKS

okay to make things more clear - there is a category of poetry called "found poetry," so i'm not trying to be inventive and create a new poetry genre here lols

i'm trying to do an assignment and i need some clarification on the strictly speaking rules of found poetry. thanks.

Answer 1

Not quite clear but go ahead and let us appreciate your FOUND product! It sounds an interesting idea!!

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I believe you can't manufacture art, and the poetry has to be created through one's imagination and surroundings rather through objective means.