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How do I get people to read my poetry?

How do I get people to read my poetry?

No matter where or when or what you publish, I have found that doing these nine things can get your work noticed.

  1. Tag your stories.
  2. Always add a picture.
  3. Watch for prompts.
  4. Submit your poems to publications.
  5. Read and comment on other poets.
  6. Tweet your pieces once they are published.
  7. Follow Adam, Diabetic Cyborg on Twitter.

How important is poetry to a person?

Poetry is so important because it helps us understand and appreciate the world around us. Poetry teaches us how to live. Poetry is like the Windex on a grubby car window—it bares open the vulnerabilities of human beings so we can all relate to each other a little better.

How do you enjoy Poetry?

You don’t have to like it Poetry is often taught in very strange ways: you’re given a poem and told that it’s good – and that if you don’t think it’s good then you haven’t understood it, and you should read it again until you have, and then you’ll like it. This is nonsense. There are poets and poems for every taste.

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What emotion can one experience when listening to a poem?

The authors also found evidence to support the idea of poetry’s pleasure as a slow-building experience, or what they called a “pre-chill”: While listening to poems they found particularly evocative, the listeners subconsciously anticipated the coming emotional arousal in a way that was neurologically similar to the …

What is the main purpose of the poem?

Simply put, the poem’s purpose is the reason why the author picked up the quill, pencil or pen or sat down at the keyboard in the first place. To determine purpose, ask yourself what the poet’s intent was when she began to write. For example, did she want to inspire, entertain or teach?

What makes a great poet?

The greatest poets of all time have several important things in common—their approach to their subject matter, the style and formal elements of their writing, their dedication to their literary goals, and the lasting influence of their work.