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A section of a poem with this unusual property recounts a "nocturnal journey where none of us said a word," during which "our 3 headlights died" and "3 times we stopped to change a flat tire." The speaker warns that "You will never really know the Mayans" in a poem with this property styled as a missive to his "Brother Albert in Mexico." A poem with this property titled "Ocean Letter" is included in a volume of "poems of (*) peace and war" written from 1913-16. A much earlier poem with this property observes that "A HEART alone / Is such a stone, / As nothing but / Thy pow'r doth cut." A poem of this type tells a "Lord, who createdst man in wealth and stone" that, "if I imp my wing on thine, / Affliction shall advance the flight in me." For 10 points, several poems in Guillaume Apollinaire's Calligrammes share what unusual typographical property with George Herbert's poems "The Altar" and "Easter Wings"?
A section of a poem with this unusual property recounts a "nocturnal journey where none of us said a word," during which "our 3 headlights died" and "3 times we stopped to change a flat tire.
poems that are shaped like the objects they depict [or shape poems; or concrete poems; or visual poems; or calligrammes before mentioned; accept things along the lines of poems that physically look different; or poems that look weird]