Do you want to write poems in English? Learn how

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Are you a poetry lover? Do you want to learn how to write poems in English? We won't say that it's an easy task, but it can be very fun, as well as educational. In this post we want to give you some tips on how to write poems in English, as well as give you some very original examples. Who said that poems are only about love?




How to write poems in English
Any creative work, whether it is writing poems or making a sculpture, requires certain practical aspects that can help you enhance precisely that creativity. Let's look at some of them:

Words, ideas and concepts are piling up in your mind… Stop for a canada phone number list and have everything you need at hand: pencil and paper if you write by hand, your computer with enough battery if you write from a laptop, some dictionaries, as well as sources of synonyms…
Think about what you want to write. Not all poems are romantic! You can write really interesting, funny, critical poetry…
Choose a poetic form, that is, a type of poem. There are many types:
Haiku
Couplet
Ballad
Acrostic
Lyric
Cinquain
Quatrain
Sonnet
Rondeau
Narrative poem
Don't be afraid. You may feel at first that you won't be able to find the words in your mind. Give yourself time, and you'll see how little by little you'll be able to create poems and develop small ideas into magnificent verses.


Examples of poems in English
Here's a sample. You'll surely be inspired by reading other poems in English. On Darabuc 's blog you'll find very original writings. We wanted to select these two:

Do you carrot all for me?, A Child's Anthology of Poetry, Elizabeth Hauge Sword
Do you carrot all for me?
My heart beets for you,
With your turnip nose
And your radish face,
You are a peach.
If we cantaloupe,
Lettuce marry;
Weed make a swell pear.

“ Do you carrot all for me? ” is a fun poem that plays with words from the world of vegetables. Thus, “ Do you care a lot for me ?” is totally transformed when the author adds “ carrot ” to the equation. Do you dare to decipher the entire poem?