1: Talk to Animals (and Stars) 2: Shift Perspectives 3: Take a Snapshot 4: Use These Words 5: Write a One-Sentence Poem 6: Write a No-Sentence Poem 7: Tap Your Internal Language 8: Tell a Story 9: Collect Fabulous Realities 10: Write a "how to" Poem 11: Begin, "When I . . . 12: Get Deductive 13: Start With an Epigraph 14: Follow a Metaphor 15: Meditate

A Sense of Form Figures of Speech Stanza Breaks Line Breaks Harmonic Textures Rhythm & Meter

by Chuck Guilford

A poem should be equal to:
Not true.
— Archibald MacLeish

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