How do you write a poem with out switching the subjects around too much?
Just that i have so many thoughts all at once and the poem doesn’t make ***?nse. Help me with some advice, please…thank you.
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July 13th, 2009 at 1:06 pm
Sometimes its ****?d to write a poem that’s choppy and disconnected; it may not be a very ****?d poem, ****? it will work great ***? a stream of conciousness. When you get all your thoughts out, they may be messy, ****? later when you write a more constructed poem, you can draw from your stream of conciousness and use some of the better lines in your actual poem.
Try writing something that is more “prose” than poetry; make sure you’re writing a story, ****? still try to follow either a rhyme scheme or particular meter. Try reading other poems that tell stories, ****?h ***? T.S. Elliot’s “Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” (I suggest reading it, ***?riod. It’s an amazing poem.) and learn from his stylistic conventions.
July 16th, 2009 at 9:10 am
Well just get into a ***?t of mind about that subject. That may help ****? its hard to do.
This poet that I know told me that a ****?d poet never lets their ***?n stop even if they start to write about something else because what ever you write will be beautiful. It doesn’t matter really whether the poem stays on topic. The most important thing is that it makes vivid pictures in your mind.