concrete poetry?

Question

What is an example of a concrete poem?

Answer 1

Take The Last Train

take the last train to Clarkston
and I'll eat you at the station
you can be here foul and dirty
cos' i've made your reservation
they'll be slow, oh no no
Cos' I'm leaning on the oven
and I must get spammed again
oh we must get tarred and feathered
til i'm finally drove insane and I must go
oh no no no, oh no no no
And i don't want you
to give Norm any bones.
take the last train to Clarksville
and i'll fight the mass inflation
well I'll try some bored and dirty kisses
bring some cheap stationary NO
oh no no no oh no no no
Take the last train to Caulkfield
Now I must hang up the phone
I can't hear you on this crumby
Sprint phone now another fifty cents
is gone I know, oh no no no oh no no no
and i don't know if my ex-wife is home
Take the last train to Charleston
and I'll eat you at the station
you can be here foul and dirty
But I Yahoo!ed reservations
I don't know, oh no no no oh no no no
and I don't if I'll find my cell phone

Take the last train to Parkstown

Answer 2

One concrete poem has the word apple repeated continually in the shape of an apple except for one part on the side where i says worm.

Answer 3

Example:
THE LOST AND FOUND DEPARTMENT OF DREAMS: BRUSSELS
J. Zimmerman

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