How to Write a Love Poem: Tips for All Writing Levels
Valentine’s Day is the ultimate time to write occasional poetry. I don’t mean to write poetry occasionally, rather to write for a …
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Continue ReadingHaiku is a Japanese poetic form typically consisting of one five syllable line, one seven, and one five. Its simplicity and accessibility have …
Continue ReadingMy favorite poetic form is the ten-by-ten: a one-hundred beat poem crafted from ten lines of ten syllables each. A good ten-by-ten is like a …
Continue ReadingA sonnet is a classic poetic form consisting of fourteen lines with a rhyme scheme. The name is derived from “sonetto”, which means “little song” in …
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Continue ReadingTired of writing poetry? Want to know how to write something useful? This description of technical writing with examples will help you do just that.
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Continue ReadingPeople who listen to speakers want the speaker to do well. Even other students. So you have them going in, just don’t blow it. Here are some practical …
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