New Concrete Poetry (Neo-Concrete Poetry) by Robin Tomens (London, UK)


 "What Do You Want, Blood?" (July 2022) 
by Robin Tomens (London, UK)




 "Youniverse" (July 2022) by Robin Tomens (London, UK)





"How To Know All We Know?" (July 2022) 
by Robin Tomens (London, UK)

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