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 | sondosia wrote on 05:18PM at May 20th, 2007 Most of mine is rhyming, either every other line or every line. However, sometimes I write some freeverse too.
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 | samspoon wrote on 03:27PM at May 22nd, 2007 i tend to write mainly rhyming poems but can do others where they are like a story but not while actually bein a story
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 | GothGrrrl wrote on 05:43PM at May 25th, 2007 my poems always rhyme. I just can't stand poetry that doesn't rhyme. For me the great thing about poetry is that it is so ... balanced if it rhymes. And i love the balance and calmness that's in rhyming a poem no matter how sad the content it.
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 | lostcancerian wrote on 06:14PM at May 26th, 2007 i can do freestyle or i can do lyrical poetry, but it depends on my mood when i am writing. the major factor i play into is writing when i start getting certain words or verses in my head. i like themes. i can understand your lore for poetry that sounds symmetrical, but i have a problem with that style as people tend to run out of words and things become very- well repetitive and dull. i fall into it too if i just want to spit something out onto a piece of paper. we all do. give me variety!
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 | istruggle wrote on 08:48PM at May 12th, 2008 I write all sorts of poetry. I love writing haiku with set forms like sonnets and haiku, as well as creating my own forms to fit my mood. Sometimes a poem requires no form and just flows in a free verse kinda way. :D
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 | junemae wrote on 12:17PM at Sep 4th, 2008 whatever pleases my soul.. it isn't about the style... it's always about the brevity that pens my sentiments...
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 | Katfather wrote on 07:17PM at May 10th, 2009 I agree. To me it's not a "poem" if it doesn't rhyme. "Free verse' can be beautiful, but to me, not a poem. Thats just not the right name for it.. If you believe otherwise, then, hey, I just wrote one of your 'poems".
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 | emptyroads wrote on 10:46PM at Dec 27th, 2009 I like rhythms in poetry.. If it has a strong rhythm in syllables then often I like it - it tends to flow better and leads itself more to reading aloud, and in ones head. I like poetry such as Saul Williams and other 'slam' poetry; I think he is amazing. I also like ee cummings type 'pidgin' english poetry, and colliqual poems. Personally I don't think poems have to rhyme, and I like experimenting with different forms, rhythms and structures. Even something such as the way words and letters are laid out on a page can be profound in itself.
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 | kinnertwo wrote on 09:17PM at Feb 9th, 2010 i only write peotry when i am feeling strongly about something. sometime i could write for hours with no end, sometimes i am as blank a an empty page...
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 | KnobbyKnees wrote on 10:07PM at Jul 24th, 2010
There is no such thing as a good poem or bad poem just poems you like and poems you don't like. I mean would you go and buy a wine at £100 a botle cos the experts told you it was good? Or stick with the £3.50 bottle that you like. We should follow our hearts and encourage all.
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