A concrete poem of the mind games we play as poets & artists.
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Amazingly clever and whimsical, I love this! And thank you for following rainbowspinnaker and curiositycafe.
Thank you, my friend! So glad you enjoyed my figurative and literal play on words 🙂 This is the first time I used an Open Office spreadsheet to create a concrete poem. The columns and rows are adjustable and perfect for sculpting different shaped Tetris blocks. I had so much fun with this & plan to use this program again 🙂
Cheers,
Tyler
Thank you, my friend! So glad you enjoyed my figurative and literal play on words 🙂 This is the first time I used an Open Office spreadsheet to create a concrete poem. The columns and rows are adjustable and perfect for sculpting different shaped Tetris blocks. I had so much fun with this & plan to use this program again 🙂
Cheers,
Tyler
Love your creativity…
Thank you, my friend! I’m so glad you enjoyed my play on words 🙂 I certainly had a fun time creating this shape poem in an Open Office spreadsheet. Never used this program to construct a concrete poem before, but it got my wheels turning and I plan to use it again in the future. I hope you’re having a wonderful weekend. Happy Holidays & I wish you all the best in 2014!
Cheers,
Tyler 🙂
Thank you…cheers to you and yours!
Fantastic! Your concrete poetry, sir, is an inspiration!! Regards.
Thank you kindly, my friend! I actually made this concrete poem in an Open Office version of Microsoft Excel! I wanted to get the block-like shapes of the Tetris game, so this program provided the perfect medium with its rows and columns. I’m glad you enjoyed it 🙂 I certainly had fun creating it! Have a wonderful day & Happy Holidays…I wish you all the best in 2014!
Cheers,
Tyler 🙂
in Excel! That is pretty amazing! 🙂 Thank you for the wishes, wishing you wonderful holidays and a great new year!
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Thank you, Thomas! I had fun playing around with my Open Office spreadsheet. The adjustable columns and rows are perfect for re-creating Tetris shapes. Mind games & word play…can’t get much better 🙂 Happy Holidays & I wish you all the best in 2014, my friend!
Cheers,
Tyler
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Loved this…very original and fun!
Thank you, my friend! I always try to keep it interesting…for me, poetry is a plastic beast, mercurial to the core & more importantly, it’s fun! I hope you have a wonderful weekend 🙂
Cheers,
Tyler
Interesting approach and above all, that which is most important fun! A great weekend to you too Tyler! 😀
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Perfect example of the Writer’s thought process. Thank you for sharing!
You are most welcome, my friend, & thank you for the re-blog! I appreciate your kind words 🙂 Have a wonderful weekend & best wishes to you & yours in this New Year!
Cheers,
Tyler 🙂
Same to you & even more! Namaste, my friend. ♥
Excellent fun:)
Thank you, my friend 🙂
Cheers,
Tyler
Joyful and inspirational.
Thank you, my friend! I’m glad you enjoyed it 🙂
Cheers,
Tyler
whoa – that’s clever
Thank you, Paul! Glad you enjoyed it. I thought I’d play word games in the literal sense for a change 😉 Have a wonderful day, my friend!
Cheers,
Tyler 🙂
Very cool and love the poem itself, too! My son is addicted to Tetris – I should show him this. A MUCH better use of time and brain power.
Thank you kindly, my friend! I’m glad you enjoyed it. Never played video games very much as a kid, but I can see how addicting they can become. Kind of like how addictive poetry is for me…I guess it’s a healthy habit up to a point 😉 Have a wonderful day!
Cheers,
Tyler 🙂