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Thinking about how we write poetry.

This poem was written and posted for critique with no editing prior to posting and it shows, it has some strengths that need enhancing in order to make this a poem of strength. Life is as colorful as sunset rainbowI noticed that in the glow of your eyesthe spark of your alabaster teetha caption in… Continue reading Thinking about how we write poetry.

Published Oct 14, 2021
Categorized as Poetry Tagged critique, poetry teaching

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