Just Words – Like Tears, Like Rain
/Emily Dickinson said : “After great pain, a formal feeling comes. The nerves sit ceremonious like tombs." Sometimes circumstances bend us almost to a breaking point...
Emily Dickinson said : “After great pain, a formal feeling comes. The nerves sit ceremonious like tombs." Sometimes circumstances bend us almost to a breaking point...
So what are the features of a Billy Collins poem? Here’s a list – and see if you can include them all because you can delete the ones that don’t work well when you revise...
Read MoreWrite a poem that is in the form of a letter to a person from your past, a person from history, or a place. As you revise the poem, examine the poem's structure...
Read MoreA Simile is a form of comparison using "as" – or "like." "My love is like a red, red rose." Are you keeping a Writer's Notebook? Try writing 10 similes. (Sort-of looks like "smiles, doesn't it?)
Read MoreWhat about an AUBADE? It is a “dawn poem” that is set at sunrise – and usually, it is about the parting of lovers. One of the best known aubades is in Shakespeare’s...
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