Question

concrete poetry is poetry that visually conveys meaning. it uses graphic arrangement of letters, words, or symbols on the page to create meaning. it is also known as shape poetry or visual poetry. the words form a picture for the reader to see and read. the shape itself does not create meaning. however, it adds to the meaning of the poem. poets also believe that the space within the letters as created by shape poetry add to the meaning. look at the following shape poem. the arrangement of letters and the space between them help the reader see the effect of wind on the poet. wind pushes me away from my self wind scatters my thoughts 48 the passage is organized using a structure of a. definition. b. cause/effect. c. compare/contrast. d. classification.

Explanation:

The passage starts by defining concrete poetry as poetry that visually conveys meaning and uses graphic arrangements. It then elaborates on this definition with more details about how the shape and space within letters add to the meaning. There are no cause - effect relationships, comparisons/contrasts, or classifications presented.

Answer:

A. definition