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True poetry is not just words. It is the meaning disguised in the words. True poetry has feelings put into it. Meaning when you write a poem no matter what kind of form it is it has to come from within. When you write a poem or say on you have to make it in the way you are feeling. No matter if your happy, angry, sad, or excited, as long as you write a poem from within your soul it will be great.
What else can I help you with?
What is it called when someone is really good at poetry?
Someone who is really good at poetry can be called a poet or a wordsmith.
What do you get out of poetry?
You can get to know people for who they really are.
Who named poetry poetry?
No one really knows just some random guy.
What is grand scale poetry?
It's a really good piece of poetry and maybe even from a king or queen.
What kind of tree is really good at English?
A poetry
Do guys like girls who are into poetry?
Not really...Only if they're really hot... =D
What made him interested in poetry?
I asked him and he says he doesn't really know.
Where can you find some really good famous black poetry?
in the black part of town
Where are samples of ghazal poetry on line?
www.ghazal.org has some really neat ideas for poems www.ghazal.org has some really neat ideas for poems
Does Lyric poetry have a song like poetry?
Really poetry is just more of a complication of words used to make lyrics but all in all poetry is just like a song. ___ Although a lot of poetry can be made into songs fairly easily, it isn't a requirement. Poetry in general isn't really about lyrics to a song, and many modern poems would be really difficult to make songs out of. Interestingly, though, lyric poetry was so named because it was usually written to be accompanied by the lyre. It isn't really that way anymore... the difference now is usually that lyric poetry often retains a form (like the sonnet form), and it is personal... expressing feelings or emotions. You can write one without worrying about having it accompanied by the lyre now, though. :)
How organized the types of poetry?
Lines grouped into stanzas by john overbay
Did Shakespeare really sound like that?
You mean, "Did Shakespeare talk in poetry all the time?" Of course not. Nobody does.
