The Complete Idiot's Guide to Writing PoetryPenguin, 1 апр. 2001 г. - Всего страниц: 368 Discover the poet within! You’ve read poetry that has touched your heart, and you’d like to improve your own writing technique. But even though you have loads of inspiration, you’re discovering that good instruction can be as elusive as a good metaphor. |
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... leave most of the worrying about " what poetry is " to the poetry critics and philosophers . This book is designed to help you " break the poetry code , " to teach you what it takes to be a poet and to discover how writing poetry works ...
... in- dicate the beginning , middle , and end of a long love affair . Poetry only has use for the important stuff and leaves out the rest . Poetry is an ancient art , and becoming a poet 4 Part 1 What Is Poetry and How Do I Write It ? II.
... leave the table satisfied . If not , you can al- ways revise and bake it again ! ( We discuss the revision process later in the book . ) As a poet , you'll have the power to create 6 Part 1 What Is Poetry and How Do I Write It ?
... leave the reader wanting more . Reading and Writing Touchstones Poetry is like fish : if it's fresh , it's good ; if it's stale , it's bad ; and if you're not certain , try it on the cat . -Osbert Sitwell Your job as a poet is not only ...
... leave thy garland green . You can see how Brontë makes the connection between love , an abstract thing , and a wild rose - briar , and does the same with friendship and the holly tree . Poets do this type of thing to add power and ...
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