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HOW TO WRITE MEMORABLE POEMS

Updated: May 19

10th March 2023

 

Poetry is a beautiful form of self-expression where writers use words to evoke emotions, paint vivid pictures, and capture complex ideas. However, crafting a memorable poem is not always an easy task. It requires a combination of creativity, skill, and passion. Here are some tips on how to write a memorable poem:

 
 

1. Choose a Topic: The first step in writing a poem is choosing a topic. This could be anything that inspires you, from love and nature to politics and social issues. Pick a topic that resonates with you and that you feel passionately about.

 
 

2. Find your Voice: Your voice is your unique writing style, and it sets your poem apart from others. Experiment with different styles until you find one that feels authentic to you.

 
 

3. Use Imagery: Imagery is the use of language to create vivid images in the Reader’s mind. It helps to make your poem more memorable and impactful. Use metaphors, similes, and other literary devices to create strong images.

 
 

4. Play with Structure: A poem's structure can also help make it memorable. Experiment with different forms, such as sonnets, haikus, or free verse. Use line breaks, punctuation, and other formatting tools to create rhythm and emphasize certain words or phrases.

 
 

5. Edit and Revise: Writing a memorable poem often involves a lot of editing and revision. Don’t be afraid to cut out lines or stanzas that don’t work, and keep working on your poem until you’re satisfied with it.

 
 

6. Practice: Writing poetry is like any other skill; it takes practice to improve. Keep writing and experimenting with different styles and topics; you’ll eventually find your voice and create memorable poems.

 
 

7. Embrace Vulnerability: Poetry is a medium that allows you to express your emotions and thoughts freely. Embrace vulnerability and let your true feelings shine through your words. This will connect with your readers and make your poem more memorable.

 
 

In conclusion, writing a memorable poem requires creativity, skill, and passion. Start by choosing a topic that resonates with you and experiment with different styles, imagery, and structure. Keep editing and revising until you’re satisfied with your work and embrace vulnerability to create a connection with your readers. With practice, you’ll soon be crafting memorable poems that will touch people’s hearts and minds.

 

THESE ARE MY FAVOURITE POEMS OF ALL TIME (Google them)

  1. "Sonnet 18." by Williams Shakespeare.

  2. "A dream within a dream." by Edgar Alan Pore.

  3. "Who said love was fire?" by Patience Worth.

  4. "She walks in beauty like the night." by Lord Byron.

  5. "The Poison Tree." by William Blake.

  6. "Wanderlust." by Gerald Gould.

  7. "You smiled, you spoke, and I believed." by Walter Savage Landor.

  8. "Requiem" by Robert Loise Stevenson.

  9. "Laila (Night Beauty)" by Hadiza Bagudu.

  10. "Topsy-Turvey World." by William Brighty Rands.

 

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Big thanks for being a part of my incredible journey. I'm Hadiza Bagudu, a mom, blogger, poet, author, and podcaster. Don't miss out on my other exciting blogs—I can't wait to share more adventures with you. Stay awesome!





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