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2 hours ago · An apostrophe is a figure of speech in poetry which involves addressing an abstract or nonexistent person, thing, or concept as if it existed in concrete form. It is also used to express great emotion or to intensify a phrase. Commonly, it is used to represent the world of the unseen and non-existent. For example, an apostrophe could be made to ...
1 day ago · Experimental Poetry 8: Calligrams. Calligrams - also known as concrete poetry- are pieces of text where the design or layout of the letters creates a visual image related to the meaning of the words themselves. The calligram above is by French poet Guillaume Apolinnaire and it's one of the best examples.
