The Chair

Ex. of a shape poem, form of concrete poetry, forms the shape of the object in the poem.

The chair is a
Place to sit, a
Comfortable
Cushion on
Which to
Craft the wit.
When there is no chair to sit upon,
Where in the world to craft wit upon?
It is not the mind the requires cushion,
Yet standing                    I have ne'er been
So inspired...                    Perhaps since
The mind and                    legs are tied,
When the one                    tires the other minds.

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