Shape poetry or concrete poetry, attempting to convey the imagery of the poem through the way that the words are arranged on the page.

I would suggest mimetic poetry, but googling the term only brings up references to Plato and Aristotle, and their assertions that “poetry is mimetic in that it creates a representation of objects and events in the world, unlike philosophy, for example, which presents ideas.” I

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Shape poetry or concrete poetry, attempting to convey the imagery of the poem through the way that the words are arranged on the page.

I would suggest mimetic poetry, but googling the term only brings up references to Plato and Aristotle, and their assertions that “poetry is mimetic in that it creates a representation of objects and events in the world, unlike philosophy, for example, which presents ideas.” I

agree “Go to heaven, be blessed with”

Shape poetry or concrete poetry, attempting to convey the imagery of the poem through the way that the words are arranged on the page.

I would suggest mimetic poetry, but googling the term only brings up references to Plato and Aristotle, and their assertions that “poetry is mimetic in that it creates a representation of objects and events in the world, unlike philosophy, for example, which presents ideas.” I

agree “Go to heaven, be blessed with”

Shape poetry or concrete poetry, attempting to convey the imagery of the poem through the way that the words are arranged on the page.

I would suggest mimetic poetry, but googling the term only brings up references to Plato and Aristotle, and their assertions that “poetry is mimetic in that it creates a representation of objects and events in the world, unlike philosophy, for example, which presents ideas.” I

agree “Go to heaven, be blessed with”

Shape poetry or concrete poetry, attempting to convey the imagery of the poem through the way that the words are arranged on the page.

I would suggest mimetic poetry, but googling the term only brings up references to Plato and Aristotle, and their assertions that “poetry is mimetic in that it creates a representation of objects and events in the world, unlike philosophy, for example, which presents ideas.” I

agree “Go to heaven, be blessed with”

Shape poetry or concrete poetry, attempting to convey the imagery of the poem through the way that the words are arranged on the page.

I would suggest mimetic poetry, but googling the term only brings up references to Plato and Aristotle, and their assertions that “poetry is mimetic in that it creates a representation of objects and events in the world, unlike philosophy, for example, which presents ideas.” I

agree “Go to heaven, be blessed with”

Shape poetry or concrete poetry, attempting to convey the imagery of the poem through the way that the words are arranged on the page.

I would suggest mimetic poetry, but googling the term only brings up references to Plato and Aristotle, and their assertions that “poetry is mimetic in that it creates a representation of objects and events in the world, unlike philosophy, for example, which presents ideas.” I

agree “Go to heaven, be blessed with”

Shape poetry or concrete poetry, attempting to convey the imagery of the poem through the way that the words are arranged on the page.

I would suggest mimetic poetry, but googling the term only brings up references to Plato and Aristotle, and their assertions that “poetry is mimetic in that it creates a representation of objects and events in the world, unlike philosophy, for example, which presents ideas.” I

agree “Go to heaven, be blessed with”

Shape poetry or concrete poetry, attempting to convey the imagery of the poem through the way that the words are arranged on the page.

I would suggest mimetic poetry, but googling the term only brings up references to Plato and Aristotle, and their assertions that “poetry is mimetic in that it creates a representation of objects and events in the world, unlike philosophy, for example, which presents ideas.” I

agree “Go to heaven, be blessed with”

Shape poetry or concrete poetry, attempting to convey the imagery of the poem through the way that the words are arranged on the page.

I would suggest mimetic poetry, but googling the term only brings up references to Plato and Aristotle, and their assertions that “poetry is mimetic in that it creates a representation of objects and events in the world, unlike philosophy, for example, which presents ideas.” I

agree “Go to heaven, be blessed with”