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What are some good examples of concrete poetry?

Thursday, January 28th, 2010

α. ѕнαנнαи євяαнєм asked:

I need some good ideas of concrete poetry please, you do not have to make it but you can just sate your idea.

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What does ” poetry is the soul of mankind” mean?

Thursday, January 21st, 2010

megan:) asked:

I hve to write a page and a half easy for my English class on the quote “poetry is the soul of mankind” what does it mean?!?! And that’s just the question then I need to elaborate on it! Please help anything is helpfull:) thanks in advance:)

Tags: English Poetry, Mankind, Thanks In Advance
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What gothic type words are best used in poetry?

Thursday, April 23rd, 2009

vampireauthor asked:

I am a writer of dark poetry and I have a writers block and I need to know what gothic type words are best used in poetry don’t matter which words…

Tags: Dark Poetry, Gothic Type, Writers Block
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How do you copyright original stories, or poetry?

Tuesday, October 30th, 2007

CuriousT asked:

I write poetry and short stories and there are times I’d like to use somethings in ways that would take it out of my control. I don’t mean to sound conceited but some of them are pretty good …how would I go about copyright protecting them?

Tags: Copyright, Original Stories, Poetry
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what forms of word play would you say Shel Silverstein used in his poetry?

Thursday, June 15th, 2006

ketchup asked:

I have to write a paper on Shel Silverstein’s writing style and the literary devices/techniques he uses in his poetry.

Tags: Literary Devices, Poetry, Writing Style
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What do you think is the most beautiful line of poetry of all time?

Wednesday, April 26th, 2006

WiseWisher asked:

Right now I am very much liking this excerpt from Le Petit Prince:
“”And now here is my secret, a very simple secret: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.”"

Not exactly “poetry” but an accumulation of words put together to create the beauty of knowledge and realization of what really matters in life.

Tags: Accumulation, Heart, Le Petit Prince
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