Cloudia mentioned my Sunday post looked like concrete poetry. I had to look it up. I found many examples. Here are just a few. It's a new genre for me to explore.
There are tons more on Google images.
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13 comments:
I've never heard of or seen these before, they're interesting, but too many will have my eyes spinning.
I did know of them, and these are great examples.
River - I think I've seen them before but didn't know they had a special name.
Sue - I didn't realize how spot-on my Sunday joke was.
I didn't know this style was called "concrete poetry" either! Thanks!
I remember making pictures with the typewriter in high school Typing classes, but in that case we just used Xs.
I had a book of concrete poetry years ago. These a wonderfully inventive and fun to read. Thanks!
Deb - That's your 'learn something new' for today. Take the rest of the day off.
Kathy - You brought back a memory of the female figure we could print out on a teletype machine.
Shaw - What's old is new again.
Learned something new today - concrete poetry. Hmm..
Fun examples Mike!
Peg - Me too yesterday.
Cloudia - I think so too.
I've seen things like that before. I just didn't know it was called concrete poetry.
Concrete poetry cements my belief that people will be carried away by almost anything.
Kirk - Me neither.
Bill - Careful. You don't want to cement too many beliefs and turn into a Republican.
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