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Tag: Writing
The Poet’s Toolbox: Rhyme
Rhyme is one area where purists are most likely to critique your work. The key is to use rhyme deliberately and with due consideration of the intended effect.
Post or Page?
What is the difference between a post and a page in WordPress? Find out how to use them to create content your readers can find and enjoy.
The Poet’s Toolbox: Meter
The meter is the beat of the poem. A pattern of emphasized and unemphasized syllables is one of the ways in which poetry differs from prose.
The Poet’s Toolbox: Language
Part of writing poetry is choosing exactly the right word. The right word leaves your reader or listener hungry for more.
5 Tips for Creating Fresh Blog Content
To keep customers coming back, you must maintain your site! Having a hard time coming up with new posts for your farm blog? Try these ideas.
The Poet’s Toolbox: Perspective
One of the greatest factors in the impact and effectiveness of a poem is its perspective. By this we mean subject matter, voice, and setting.
The Poet’s Toolbox: Form
Form may cover such aspects as the rhyme scheme or the number of syllables per line.
The Poet’s Toolbox: Introduction
Understanding the technical side of poetry can help us when we’re stuck in a rut or need to revise a verse for greater impact.
The Prose Poetry of Walt Mason
Although Walt Mason’s poetry is now largely forgotten except by dedicated history buffs, in his own day “Uncle Walt” was the most widely read poet in America.
