Writing poetry is an art, an expression, and a few words to discover meaning. The melody of passion flows on the page, and the words flowing from each other express the innermost thoughts and feelings of the person reading the text. Writing poetry is a gift, a wonderful gift that illuminates words, makes them a picture, expresses a feeling and shares thoughts in so few languages. Unlike storytelling or writing a novel that explains every complex detail, a poem lets you draw your own conclusions. Writing poetry can be a healing process that puts all the emotions locked in the mind, a way of remembering and a way of life on paper. There are many forms of poetry, from free poetry to sonnets, but all poems tell a story, a story of words, a entangled text that flows together and locks in meaning. The title of the following poem is "Play". Whenever I read this poem, I couldn't help but smile. Any mother would read this poem. See if you smile.
Play
Gently run
Screaming laughter
look back
I saw your smile
blond hair
Such bright blue eyes
Once a child is born
In my arms
Laughter more
running in and out
Two years old
I am proud of it.
blond hair
Eyes are blue
You are called "Mummy Mummy"
Come play now
Copyright © Amanda Evans
Poetry can also depict hurt and betrayal, unrequited love, loss and great painful emotions. Putting these feelings on paper helps to ease the burden on the mind and heart. Unload the temperature if it is only a moment. The next two poems called "Dream" and "Suicide" show feelings of loss and sadness. They are in complete contrast to the poetry "drama" full of laughter and happiness.
Dream
Crystal satellite
And dance star
Place image
Almost so far
Staring for hours
The night has passed
My life is at a standstill
I cried in pain
No grand fantasy
No place to go
Destined to stay here
Now I know
Lost is a dream
You and me side by side
Now disappears forever
Dead with you
Copyright © Amanda Evans
Suicide
The power of repression
Pain and loss
Tears and sadness
Sadness inside
Lying there
Sleep
Please sleep, oh, sleep
Memory is suppressed
No right to trade
With your pain
No one can fill the gap
Your selfish behavior
Let me break
Fear of love
Afraid of life
I survived by suppressing
Suicide not only kills you
Copyright © Amanda Evans
Many of the great poems of the world about loss and suffering, Shakespeare's sonnets talk about love "I should compare you to summer" and Emily Dickinson's poems about death "because I can not die And stop, he just stopped for me. "Everyone contains the great emotions and sadness that readers can feel. The ability to express yourself in poetry is a special gift that should be embroidered and nurtured. The internet offers a large number of poetry sites where you can submit your poems for criticism and review. You can attend seminars and get expert help and advice, and even help others. You can also get many courses through distance learning. Learning poetry art as much as possible will greatly increase your chances of becoming a recognized poet.
Expressing emotions through poetry art can be very difficult. Only when the reader understands what it is really called the meaning of poetry can the author clearly see poetry.
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