Fundamentals in Poetry (6)
by The Tasteless
A guide on writing a poem through its main components: content, music, imagery, sound and tone.
Adjectives are overrated (19)
by The Tasteless
A guidelines on how a writer can further describe or put into detail his/her words without the excessive use of adjectives. You'll find a few proxies here...
Writing Poetry or Breeding Kittens (12)
by Vix ( F C D )
This article contains very basic advice on the rudiments of writing poetry. I hope it is useful to some of you!
A Bit About Meter (7)
by Eric ( F C D )
An introductory discussion of rhyming meter.
A very brief guide to punctuation. Version 2 - updated. (3)
by Robert Head
If you wish to make your poetry more lucid and beveled, follow my lead.
Robert Head.
29/01/'08
A very brief guide to punctuation (3)
by Robert Head
The clue's in the title. If you wish to make your poetry more lucid and beveled, follow my lead.
Poetry Types (10)
by Cella Bella ( F C D )
A mini guide to all that is formed poetry...
Getting Around in Poems-and-Quotes (Part 3 of 3) (2)
by Sherry Lynn ( F P C D )
Are you tired of fumbling around through your account trying to figure out how to change your password or how to submit a poem? This is the third of a three part guide to helping both young and old members finding their way through poems-and quotes. Find the answers at your finger tips to common questions without having to post a new thread and wait for a reply. Here we will discuss the features on the left side of your screen.
Getting Around in Poems-and-Quotes Your Account (Part 2) (0)
by Sherry Lynn ( F P C D )
Are you tired of fumbling around through your account trying to figure out how to change your password or how to submit a poem? This is the second of a three part guide to helping both young and old members finding their way through poems-and quotes. Find the answers at your finger tips to common questions without having to post a new thread and wait for a reply.
Getting Around in Poems-and-Quotes Main sections (Part 1) (0)
by Sherry Lynn ( F P C D )
Are you tired of fumbling around through your account trying to figure out how to change your password or how to submit a poem? This is a three part guide to helping both young and old members finding their way through poems-and quotes. Find the answers at your finger tips to common questions without having to post a new thread and wait for a reply.
What is Poetry (2)
by Hawkeye ( F C D )
..."What is Poetry and what do we think it is"...
To Rhyme or Not to Rhyme (10)
by TheCommenter
That is the question that will forever be asked. Everyone has their own preference for what they like to read as well as which they prefer writing. Here are just a few of my own personal thoughts on the matter.
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