In my opinion, when it comes to the general poem, there are no rules in writing a poem. I think people try to put in too many rules, when it comes to learning, How to Write a Poem. An easy way to write a poem, is to simply use what you feel in your heart and soul… I put together a short Youtube Video, titled, “How to Write a Poem – there are no rules,” to help those, who might want a less difficult approach to writing poetry. I hope that this poetry video can help you as you begin to write your poetry. Or perhaps – you already write, and this can just be an alternative approach as well. Check out the poetry video below, and in the comments, let me know if the video was helpful to you.
Poetry 101: How to Write a Poem
Posted byAriana R. CherryPosted incherry-house press, Random Questions/Writings, This & ThatTags:how to write a poem, poetry, poetry video, write a poem, writing poetry
Published by Ariana R. Cherry
“Within the depths of our mind, we are battling the duel of light and darkness…good and evil…love and hate…” Between Light and Darkness is Ariana’s most recent collection of poetry… Cherry’s frequent message she delivers throughout her work is, “The journey through the darkness, back into the light.” Her hope is to let others know that they won’t be in that place of darkness for long – that they indeed can reach the light once again…She also wants her readers to know – that – it is okay if they find themselves in that bleak blackness…Sometimes we feel guilty for going to that dark place – but it is necessary to conquer the demons that battle our souls…. Other books that Cherry has written include "Only If" and "Twisted Paths Poetry." Her epic tale, “Only If,” won the “Reader’s Favorite Award” and a 5 star review…and her collection, “Twisted Paths Poetry,” received a 5 star review from Realistic Poetry International. She has been writing ever since she was a child. Some of her inspirations include Edgar Allen Poe, Robert Frost, Stephen King, Emily Dickinson, Christopher Pike and Shel Silverstein. Ariana writes a variety of genres: inspirational, humorous and horror – although writing horror is one of her favorites…. She was 12 years old when she read Poe for the very first time – which inspired her epic poetry tale, “Only If.“ During other parts of her free time, she enjoys taking photos and creating art. Her “day-jobs” include working as a church administrative aide and reporting for a local newspaper. View more posts
Let it well up in your heart and spill out on paper!
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Great advice! 🙂
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