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Wonderful Poetry

This is a magnificent poetry book crafted by Harry Smith. He is an eloquent poet who demonstrates dynamism in every aspect, form, and dimension. Harry has truly bared his soul in this work, presenting some breathtaking insights into his perspective on life. He expresses his faith in God as a Christian and explains why he is a Christian in the poem, Why I am a Christian. This poem is brimming with words of inspiration for the soul.

This remarkable poetry collection, Articulated Emotions, is organized into eight sections as follows: Section I – Spiritual, Section II – Inspirational, Section III – Special Occasions, Section IV – Nature, Section V – Loneliness/Sorrow/Pain, Section VI – Love/Romance, Section VII – Friendship, Section VIII – Haiku/Senryu/Hybrid, and “A Song of Praise” to conclude the series.

He pays tribute to his mother with a Mother’s Day Rose poem to commence the Special Occasions section. His heartfelt words are, “I love you, Mom, and there is no substitute to take your place as my dear Mother…” Continuing, he offers a Father’s Day Carnation to his father on his special day as well. His touching words of tribute are, “This day I honor you, …

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Poetry Writing Tips – Putting Your Thoughts on Paper

Poetry
by thinredjellies

Many people, when they feel they have something to say, become overwhelmed and tend to write quickly in short bursts on paper. However, this is not always the most effective approach and can lead to frustration. They just need good poetry writing tips!

It is important to learn how to slow down and think more clearly and calmly about your feelings and what you are trying to convey. You need a way to organize your thoughts so that you can write them down properly.

There are various methods to achieve this, and it depends on what works best for you. You may need to try different techniques. First, ask yourself why. The “why” is crucial. Why are you writing? Why do you want to share this information or these feelings with someone? What are you trying to express by writing this poem?

Asking yourself why will help you maintain focus on your poem’s purpose and can help you sort through the clutter in your mind. You don’t necessarily have to choose a style or form at the beginning. Focus on your reason for writing the poem.

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“Poetry Writing Tips – Putting Your Thoughts on Paper”

Breaking Up Poetry – To Win Your Ex Back

There are many ways to break up with someone you once loved, and breaking up poetry is a method to gently let someone know you are moving on. A lot of breaking up poetry focuses on the writer’s feelings, with one of the main themes centering on a broken heart. Many people write break up poetry to help them cope with the pain they are experiencing.

These poems can express frustration or heartache, and may also detail the relationship journey and what transpired. Poetry is a wonderful form of expression, and regardless of the type of poetry you use, it can be an excellent outlet for your emotions. Much of break up poetry is written or focuses on teenage love, as feelings tend to be more dramatic and teenagers experience more angst.

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Poetry and Life Transitions – A Book Review

Life is full of ups and downs, and transitional opportunities or doorways that we either pass through or forever wonder what life “would have been if.” To further illustrate these mixed emotions, deep thinkers often turn to poetry as a way to cope with the uncertainty. If this statement resonates with you, then perhaps you would like to read some exceptional poetry on these subjects.

If so, let me recommend one of the best poetry books on “life’s transitional periods.” Once you start reading it, you won’t be able to put it down, and luckily, you won’t have to, as it is less than 100 pages. The book is titled:

“1970 Poems; Transition,” by Leonard Harlig, self-published and printed at Anderson Graphics in Van Nuys, CA in 1970, (93 pages).

In 1970, the renowned contemporary poet Leonard Harlig published his collection of transitional poetry, “1970 Poems; Transition.” Each book is numbered, and only 300 were printed, making it a collector’s item. You might see this book appear on eBay occasionally, and if you do, I recommend purchasing it and reading it, savoring every word.

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Writing Poetry – Collecting Your Thoughts

One of the reasons writing poetry like this can be so challenging is that it’s difficult to grasp and express your feelings. You may have a whirlwind of emotions, and it can be particularly hard to arrange them in any coherent manner. However, if you want a great poem to emerge from it, you need to find a way to organize your thoughts, even if only temporarily. This process can often help you feel better about your situation as well.

Begin by writing down your feelings in a list or chart form. You might want to create a chart that displays your various emotions and sensations, and then branch out from them to elaborate further on how they make you feel. Don’t just tell; show. Make notes about how your body feels physically. All of this can help you sort through your emotions and shape your poem.

You may want to construct a “poem tree” before writing your actual poem. This is a way to map out and visualize the structure of your poem, which you can then refine as you work on your actual drafts.

For instance, place the topic you want to write about at …

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Getting Started Writing Love Poetry

It’s evident that you have a keen interest in learning how to write poetry since you’re delving into this book. Your decision to obtain and peruse its contents demonstrates a serious commitment to crafting outstanding love poetry. So, how do you begin?

For many people, the most challenging part is actually getting started—sitting down and beginning to write. Have you ever felt an intense desire to communicate something, a message or emotion you want to share with others? Do you sense an inner force, bubbling over and eager to burst forth, yet struggle to find the right way to transfer those words onto paper?

This is a common issue faced by many aspiring poets Reflections on some well loved Poets - Ziggy Olivier wrote this article. He met Dylan Thomas and spent some of his youth drinking whisky with him. He said me: "Everything you may have read about him was true." Reflections on some well loved Poets Approaching my own demise, I was delighted this Christmas to receive from a teenage granddaughter a gift that… . They recognize their desire to write a poem, share a story, or convey a message, but are unsure of how to …

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“Getting Started Writing Love Poetry”