This might sound a bit weird if I were to ask my friends so i ask you guys.

 

Do you know how to write poem? What kind of Poems do you write? Can you teach me the concept of it? haha.

 

Out of no where I want to write a poem. I said it to my good firend and he called me flamer (his just joking thou).

I have a niece who writes wonderful poetry. But me, I am no poet.

 

 

The only time I write poetry is for my friends when they need it for school, lol. I write a lot of songs though. Since songs are just poetry with a tune, I guess you could say I write poetry. Most of them are romantic, but my others are about the punk lifestyle, betreyal, people who are annoying, just songs that make no sense but are funny, and one vanilla ice parody. hehe... My friend writes a lot of actual poetry though. Shes really good at it too.

 

 

Hmmm, I prefer writing stories to poems, since I'm not a whole lot of good with poetry.

 

http://www.fanfiction.net/read.php?storyid=701596

 

The one I'm working on at the moment, feel free to read and review if you so wish.

 

 

 

 

I worte a 55 word story (alot harder then you think) for school and I got an award for it.

 

By all means i'm no honor student and my firneds was shocked.

 

I went home and begain a long novel but I'm the kind of person that likes to think alot more then I write.

 

So i decided to write short stoires.

 

HOw about showing me how to write poems? Like how many words to aline and all the basic things.

 

 

Well, there are many different kinds of poems. Some rhyme, some don't. Just read a lot of different kinds of poetry, and you will get the idea. It doesnt matter how many words per line, and it doesnt even have to be in lines. One poet wrote all of their poetry in a spiral form. The essence of how to write poetry couldnt be put into one post. We spent about 5 weeks going over all of it in my advanced honors literature class. There is so much more to it than most people know. You could write it without knowing all the terms though. Thats why I say read poetry until you get a feel for it. You could try some haikus to start with.