Thursday, May 5, 2011

Style

A poet should always have their own style...
     melancholy , happy, deep, amusing,
all of those. Now, every poets style is different from anyone else. Every one poet has their own unique way to string words together to create one type of feeling. For instance, Edgar Allen Poe mostly wrote about murder, prisoners and his own sorrow. Shel Silverstien was deep, thoutful, and occasionally funny. But poets cannot tell their own style. It is impossible for a poet to know what kind of effect it makes on the reader. Basically, it is the overall average thoughts of  all the readers that read your poem. That is what I call style, in poetry words.

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