Showing posts with label tips for writing better poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tips for writing better poetry. Show all posts

Monday, 18 June 2012

Some More of my Tips for Writing Better Poetry

Here are some more of my writing tips and tips for writing better poetry.

Some More of my Tips for Writing Better Poetry

1. Attend a performance poetry night. In London the Poetry Cafe, Covent Garden has some good ones.
    If you live in the home counties or south Midlands in the UK, the following websites may be of
    interest. http://rrrants.com/, http://www.poetrykapow.co.uk/

2. Participate in a performance poetry night

3. Write a poem based on some art, a piece of music, or a dance.

4. Write at different times of the day rather than at one particular time every day or week.

5. Write regularly

6. Think about every word that you write. Does it fit in with your intention? Is the language consistent? Does
     it keep with the rhythm and mood of the poem.

7. Write a blog. Participate in other poet's blogs. Discuss poetry.

8. Share your work with other's. Not just with close family and friend's though.

8. Re-write. Re-write. Re-write.

Best wishes,
George Stanworth

Saturday, 19 May 2012

Tips for Writing Better Poetry

Hi. My name is not Michael Caine. My name is George Stanworth, and I am a published poet based in Hertfordshire, England.

Here are some of my tips for writing better poetry:-

  1.                      Read a range of poetry from contemporary poets and classical poets.
  2.                      Read different genres of poetry.
  3.                      Write from experience. Be true to yourself.
  4.                      Don't just write at one time of day or in one location.
  5.                      Carry a dictaphone with you, or a pen and paper, at all times.
  6.                      Come up with fresh metaphors and new ways of expressing universal ideas.
  7.                      Take some time to come up with fresh rhymes.
  8.                      Join a local writing group. Don't be afraid of criticism
  9.                      Enrol onto a writing course if you can afford it.
  10.                      Rewrite. Rewrite. Rewrite.  


Best wishes,
www.GeorgeStanworth.com

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