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who
wants
to read
a
CONCRETE poem?
(who wants
to hold
a
lead
BALLOON?)
do you think
that
we
Should
change
that
name?
maybe
we should
change
it soon..
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Are words "concrete"? No, more
like grass
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if
poems use words
to
form a
shape
that
our eyes can
see,|
Then
why not callthem
PICTURE
POEMS -- or
GRAPHIC
POETRY? .
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. . .from winter’s
grey, all light and green! -
CONCRETE’S
good for
sidewalks,
blocks
and
pavements,
good for
bricks and
roads,
but poems
are
made
of
words, not
rocks,
and
carry
thoughts,
not heavy
loads
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Despite
slabs, bricks or blocks, words pass- -
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who
wants
to read
a
CONCRETE poem?
(who
wants
to grow
a
rose of stone?)
why should feelings,
written down,
by
such a
cold grey
name
be known?
--
b.
b.
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‘round, over, up! Through! In
between!
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