I thought I’d re-post an older shape poem of mine that fits the tree theme I’m currently blogging. It’s a concrete poem of a leaf, pressed against the page and preserved for your gaze. With each dawn comes manifold new leaves, unique in their own hues and silhouettes, unabridged secrets of calendar moments. I hope you are all having a wonderful, relaxing Sunday wherever you reside! Enjoy!
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Very cool.
Thank you!
Cheers,
Tyler 🙂
You as we’ll Tyler!
this is stunning. i love how you create these shape poems – it is perfect!
Thank you, Kim! Your kind words and support mean so much to me! I hope you had a relaxing weekend. How are you adjusting to the new neighborhood? Have a great Monday 🙂
Cheers,
Tyler
Well done!
Blessings ~ Wendy
Thank you, Wendy! Your kind words are much appreciated. Hope you had a relaxing weekend, my friend!
Cheers,
Tyler 🙂
Lovely all around! I like how you used green ink. 🙂
Thank you! It was originally in black ink, but I revisited it and dyed the font green to make my poem pop like leaves in spring! Hope you had a relaxing weekend and keep up the inspired work on your blog, my friend 🙂
Cheers,
Tyler
Very cool! Might have to try a shape poem…
Thank you, Harula! Please give it a try! You will not only find that it strengthens your word choice, but shaping text into objects is such a treat and never a waste of time or space 🙂
Cheers,
Tyler
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Great poem picture — I like the way you made that last word into the stem!
Thank you, Becky!
Cheers,
Tyler 🙂