My Advice to Writers
Fill your paper with the breathing of your heart."
— William Wordsworth (1770-1850)
My Advice to Writers
Fill your paper with the breathing of your heart."
— William Wordsworth (1770-1850)
Today's titled responsion is a cheap form of agreement. How is it "my" advice worthy of Wordsworth when his heartfelt response to writer's block was uttered more than two hundred years ago? Perhaps I am being too hard on myself, because I wholeheartedly wish that all writers, on planksip and beyond, write to the rhythm of the Good. Good god!
Many people say that poetry is one of the most beautiful things a person can experience in life, but there are some people who think that it is an art form that can only be appreciated by someone who knows the art. While poetry is certainly something that can help you connect with people, it is also something that is a lot more enjoyable when it is written for someone else. In this article, we are going to discuss how to write poems that will help to make your heart fill with joy.
William Wordsworth
First, before you begin to write, it is important that you make sure that you fill all of the pages of your paper. When you do this, you are actually helping to make your poem come alive. After you have filled the entire page, you need to take the time to write a few lines to get started. These lines should have nothing to do with the actual content of the poem that you are going to write next. Instead, they should be something that reminds you of that special person in your life. If you want to write a poem to make your mother happy, then writing a few lines about her might work just fine.
Poems can vary in length, so you might want to start by choosing something that you find interesting or a little humorous. You can then take some of the words from this poem and add your own unique flavour to it. After you have finished writing your poem, you will be able to look back on it and smile. There is no better way to spend a day than to write a poem and experience its joy for yourself.
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Daniel Sanderson