No one really knows what the first poem was, because poetry may have existed long before literacy. The Tale of the Shipwrecked Sailor from around 2,500 BC, written by an unknown author, is considered by many to be the oldest known poem.
children's poetry and he started with funny poetry
chris mansell started writing poetry in 1990 when she had her first interview because while she was interviewing the lady told her she has inspirer people with her beautiful poems and she should write more ...
No one "created" poetry because it has always existed, within the earth's natural rhythms, cycles and sounds. If you are asking who first started writing poetry, that one is a bit difficult to answer as well. Poetry started as an oral tradition; poets and storytellers would memorize poems, especially longer ones, such as The Iliad and Beowulf. I am not sure if anyone knows who wrote the first poem, but poetry had been around long before the written word.
There is no known exact date when black poetry started, however, Jupiter Hammon was the first African-American to have their poetry published in the United States, in 1760. The second published black poet was Phillis Wheatley.
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Shel started writing poetry as a young boy
Ah, my Grandfather showed me this poem when I first started to get into poetry; it's one of my favorites. It's by Alfred Noyes.
the first book that shows poetry is psalms
there is no "first word" that matches every peom...if every poem started with the same word i think you would know it the first word of a poem is what is never said
She started liking poetry as a young child working with Mrs. Hammond.
It is not clear who was the first person writing poetry. But the oldest manuscript that isfound is Gilgamesh (2700 B.C.E), an epic, whose author is unknown.
When it was first written.