azraelswings
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After getting into this book I was amazed at what's really going on in a good poem.I'm working on not ryhming all the time,even though it seems to be in fashion right now as far as songs.
Ooh. ::cringe:: Sorry to tell you, Steve. Actually, what you thought was an increased understanding of poetry, was actually the death of your creative spark. Its a shame, you can't actually learn anything about poetry, art, or music from anyone but yourself. Thats a shame. Also, we replaced your heart with a baked potato. You have about 4 seconds to live. Really though, thats probably for the best. I mean, if you need to read about poetry you'll never understand. Which basically means your life is shit.</Sarcasm>
I might check that book out. One you might be interested in is In the Palm of Your Hand by Steve Kowitz. There are some good poems in there. Some exercises I really enjoyed, some that frustrated me, but all around worth reading. I still haven't finished it, actually. Started reading/writing through it when I was overseas, left the last few chapters untouched.