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Writing Poetry
There are 6 steps to creative composition i.e. Plan, Draft, Review, Edit Checklist, Present, Publish.
Plan. Know what you want to write about. You don’t necessarily need a title, but you need an idea. Have a bank of words or phrases you may wish to draw on. Maybe use a diagram with ideas branching from a central theme. Realise that you probably might not get right first time. Decide who the poem is for; an individual or a specific group, or maybe just for yourself.
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Diamonds
The idea is to create a poem the format of which will resemble a diamond. It may, though not necessarily, start with a short introductory phrase followed by a single word. It will become wider in the middle. Then it will taper to a final single word at the end.
As with all poetry this is a guideline and you can amend or restructure as you feel appropriate.
Ten steps to The Diamond.
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