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Archive by Date | Archive by Article Title Deaf Poetry- an oxymoron? A look at a portion of "The Mute's Lament" by Deaf poet, John Carlin. Just for Fun- Shel Silverstein A "Just for fun" site review of Shel Silverstein's web site featuring his timely classics. Overcoming Writer's Block The best of us can get frustrated with writing poetry. William Shakespeare lamented his inability to change styles in his 76th Sonnet. Walt Whitman's Tribute to soldiers Walt Whitman pours out his heart in his poem "Dirge for Two Veterans" Using Imagery in Poetry Imagery is a powerful tool used in poetry that will allow the reader to experience the poem through their senses. Consonance, Assonance, and Alliteration A comparative explanantion of three common sound devices used in poetry. Sonnets are full of love- a tribute to mother What is a sonnet? A look at the attributes of a sonnet through Christina Rossetti's tribute to her mother "Sonnets are full of love". Using Simile and Metaphor Do you simply read poetry? Or do you experience it! Similes and Metaphors create mental comparisons that bring a deeper dimension to writing. Tips for Editing Poetry Editing is part of the process of creating good poetry. Here are some tips and examples of what to look for when revising your work. Oscar Wilde's - Easter Day Wilde's poem "Easter Day" uses contrast and tone to compare current Easter celebrations to its humble origins.
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