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Post by Kenys Meyn on Mar 17, 2012 0:52:21 GMT -5
With a grand total of ### lines (i'm not giving an actual number but i didn't crack four digits) I failed NEPMo rather badly last year and I've been thinking that partially it was because I had a cold start. I don't write a great deal of poetry and in the run-up to NEPMo last year I was scrambling to finish Screnzy so I was thinking in script format not verse. So this year I've been pondering NaPoWriMo (National Poem Writing Month). The goal is to write a poem every day in April. The big question is... will taking part in this challenge get me in the right mindset for NEPMo? Or will having a month of nonstop poem writing already under my belt cause me to burn out early? Any thoughts?
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Post by Kenys Meyn on Apr 2, 2012 0:46:24 GMT -5
Well I've decided to give this a whirl. One down, twenty-nine to go!
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Post by Kenys Meyn on Apr 7, 2012 3:56:40 GMT -5
One week in and I'm glad I'm doing this. It's a nice little warm-up and it's easing me into poem writing gradually.
A breakdown so far...
3 cinquain 1 chouka 1 (imperfect) ricatmeter 1 haiku 1 freeform
6 mentioned color 3 include flower references 3 about the sky 2 have mentioned dreams
Hmmm... what can I learn from this breakdown... it's spring and I'm visually oriented?
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