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Visual Poetry by
the author, America's Visual
Poet, The Queen Of Visual Poetry, Deborah Young, are authentic poems
that are intricately detailed and
vividly sculpted pictures of
various subject matter. Deborah Young's unique visual poetry forms actual
pictures, which enhances the overall meaning of each piece of work. The
author's visual poetry, categorically, allows the reader to experience the
joy, of poetic imagination. The author's first line of
visual poetry was successfully launched in Houston,
Texas December 2002. Celebrate National
Poetry Month by paying tribute to Visual Poets and attending visual
poetry exhibitions. To obtain information on booking
Visual Poetry Exhibitions within the United States E-mail
thetruevisualpoet@hotmail.com
Deborah Young's visual poetry ushers in a modern era
of visual poetry, also called Concrete Poetry and
Shaped Poetry. Visual Poetry is letter inspired art, which may be formed into a
variety of shapes, etc. Visual Poetry obtains its strength from the manner in which the words appear on the page.
The actual shapes of the lines of text is tied to the meaning of the words.
Visual Poetry has been in existence for centuries.
The 1633 Easter Wings, The
Altar shaped poems by George Herbert are two of the many pieces of early
visual poetry. To learn about George Herbert's Easter Wings
and The Altar, log onto
www.poets.org/gherb/ There has been and
continues to be many international exhibitions and publications of visual
poetry.
Deborah Young's visual
poetry pieces are rare, one of a kind, visual poems. Deborah Young's
visual poem collections are truly genuine, brilliantly detailed, artistic,
visual poetry masterpieces. Deborah
Young's visual poems are most definitely, the epitome of visual poetry.
Deborah Young, is without a doubt, the twenty-first (21st)
century visual poet, America's visual poet.
Our
Wedding Day
Visual Poetry -
Four Tier Wedding Cake On Pedestal

Our
Wedding Day
Visual Poetry -
Crystal Toasting Glass
...both looking forward to a wonderful life
And, at, last, we are pronounced as Mr. and Mrs
Forever and ever, we will be, husband and wife
The four-tier cake was sliced with a platinum
gold knife
Lastly, we toasted with crystal glasses, tilted,
upright...
Copyright by Deborah Young
An Excerpt from Our Wedding Day

Summer
Wedding
Visual Poetry -
Crystal Toasting Glass

Exhibitions Of Deborah Young's Visual Poetry

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God's Gemstones
poem,
visual poetry of inspiration and human compassion
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Momma
poem,
visual poetry to honor a unique mother
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The Daddy
poem, visual poetry to honor a courageous father
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Daddy
poem, visual poetry recognizing dads influence on daughters
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Mother, A Lady, So Uniquely Rare
poem, visual poetry to honor the extraordinary qualities of mothers
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Stolen Dignity
poem, visual poetry about the
effects of slave trading
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Underground Railroad
poem, visual poetry honoring
the escape from slavery
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Players Of Valor, The Negro
Baseball League
poem, visual poetry to honor the Negro Baseball League
players
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Hooray For Hollywood, Unique A-Listers
Outweigh poem, visual poetry to honor those who represent
Hollywood with talent, sophistication, versatility and grace
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Soul Food
poem,
visual poetry to honor the origins and joys of African American food
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Mayday, Mayday; Peak Oil Is A
Reality; Conserve And Plan For Simplicity poem, visual poetry calling for
all to stop, think, conserve and plan for an existence that is not so dependent
upon oil
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Y&R, The Young and the
Restless, Acting At Its Best; Yes
poem, visual poetry to honor the
dramatic realism of the Young and the Restless
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New Orleans, "The Big
Easy", Savor The Flavor poem, visual poetry to honor the unique people,
jazz and traditions of New Orleans
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Let The Horns Blare For Malcolm Charles Lucien, Sr., A
Daddy, Extraordinaire poem,
visual poetry to honor a deceased father from New Orleans lower Ninth Ward
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The Baby Boomers Creed
poem, visual poetry to honor baby boomers contributions to society
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No' Mo'
Rhythm's Beat, The Rhythm Night Club
poem, visual poetry to honor
victims of the 1940 Rhythm Night Club fire
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The Great Easter Egg
Balloon Drop
poem, visual poetry, children's story about Easter bunnies
doing what is right
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Recovery Road
poem, visual poetry to encourage a life free of drugs
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Dayo Gives Special
Vases Of Daffodils For Mother's Day
poem, visual poetry, children's
Mother's Day story about love and acceptance
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The American Creed
9/11 poem, visual poetry of patriotic response
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Forks of the
Road
poem, visual poetry to honor human beings sold into slavery at the
Forks of the Road site in Natchez, Mississippi
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No' Mo'
Rhythm's Beat, The Rhythm Night Club
poem, visual poetry to honor Rhythm
Night Club fire victims
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Stamp Out The Home Health
Heaven, Windfall
poem, visual poetry calling for Americans to recognize
and put a stop to fraudulent Medicare billing
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Marine, U.S.A.
poem, visual poetry to honor the uniqueness of U. S. marines
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Soldier, U.S.A.
poem, visual poetry to honor the uniqueness of U. S. soldiers
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Airman, U.S.A.
poem, visual poetry to honor the uniqueness of U. S. airmen
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Sailor, U.S.A.
poem, visual poetry to honor the uniqueness of U. S. sailors
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Coast Guardsman, U.S.A.
poem, visual poetry to honor the uniqueness of U. S. coast guards
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National Guardsman, U.S.A.
poem, visual poetry to honor the uniqueness of U. S. national guards
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President George W. Bush, A Tried And True
Leader
poem, visual poetry to honor the second term as President of the
United States
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President George W. Bush, Stood Firm With A
Unique Term
poem, visual poetry to honor the first term as President of the United
States
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President Clinton, Recognize Rather Than
Pulverize
poem, visual poetry to honor the eight years of office of the 42nd United
States President
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Determination
poem, visual poetry depicting a woman's strength and resilience
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Time
poem,
visual poetry honoring the wisdom of patience
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My Heart, I Extend
poem, visual poetry pledging unconditional love
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A Perfect World
poem, visual poetry about a world
where all is right
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