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How to Poem
Poem Basics
Should Poetry Have Rules?
What if My Poem is Bad?
The Line
Sound Effects
Rhythm
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Rhyme
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How to READ a poem
Twenty Cool Poems
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How to Poem
Poem Basics
Should Poetry Have Rules?
What if My Poem is Bad?
The Line
Sound Effects
Rhythm
The Sentence
Rhyme
Images
Forms and Structure
How to READ a poem
Twenty Cool Poems
Exercises
FAQs
About
Contact
Poem Basics
Should Poetry Have Rules?
What if My Poem is Bad?
The Line
Sound Effects
Rhythm
The Sentence
Rhyme
Images
Forms and Structure
How to READ a poem
Twenty Cool Poems
Exercises
FAQs
About
Contact

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Stack in me the unaccountable fire,

bring on me the iron leaf, but tenderly.

Folded one hundred times and

creased, I'll not crack.

Threshed to excellence, I'll achieve you. 

—From “The City in Which I Love You” by Li-Young Lee