What's your favorite stlye to write poetry
Are you a rhyming addict or do you like freestyle?
Favorite Style?
What's your favorite stlye to write poetry
Are you a rhyming addict or do you like freestyle?
Turning out rhyming doggerel is fun, translating deep experiences into words is hard work, but both appear to be satisfying. Sometimes I am in the mood for one, sometimes the other.
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What I find difficult, nay, impossible to comprehend is why anyone in their right mind would willingly put themselves through the agony of attempting to encapsulate a deep experience in a few words. Clearly it can’t be done, as evidenced by the fact that no one understands a damn word of what these fools scribble.Originally Posted by Olly Buckle
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I have for a while suspected you of a conscious tendency to ribaldry
Doggy style. Haha. I couldn't resist!
I'd say free style.
Last edited by mi is happy; 05-31-2009 at 03:05 AM.
Typos are very important to all written form. It gives the reader something to look for so they aren't distracted by the total lack of content in your writing.
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Free verse is my favorite style to write. I love to write poems that contain a lot of metaphors or poems that are one big metaphor in and of themselves. But I do enjoy attempting to "master" different forms and styles, like the sonnet, sestina, or stanza. I think it is good exercise to write poetry with all the form sometimes.
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