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I find it tough to write when you don't have something inspiring you. I write both poetry and lyrics quite a bit and if I'm not inspired by something I could very well just sit there and scribble down nonsense. But if I remember something vividly or something happens that grabs my attention affects my life (in a positive or negative way), I usually can write more verses than I allow to be in the final draft. The difference; I've written entire songs music and lyrics in less than an hour about issues I really feel about. Other times I'd want to write for no reason it comes out half written or worse, like crap! Which will end up in the trash eventually. The best stuff takes the least amount of time, cause it just flows. Go Figure!
I say: Live life write poetry as it comes.
EVERYTHING simply Everything Life is self is a poem in the hands of a poet...there is nothing that can not be scatched down and smiled upon. Poerty comes from the heart and when you have a heart for life then everything is a poem in it self...the journey the adventure the breath the moments everything.
My past and present experiences, as well as observations of the world. Like, I once saw a lady beat the living sh...t out of her daughter in walmart. the kid was like 3 years old. so I wrote about it. I think maybe I should have told somebody, but I was really young and I got scared she would get me too.
when I write a poem, I mean one that's real nice is after I sign on to here funadvice.
reality is the answer to the question you stated and I type off the top, and then I re-state-it. It's A freestyle to me, emcees sometimes do and what influenced me was people like you. See I just asked A question and the answer was good, I didn't no what to do, and now have A clue. It was A big deal that it was answered tonight, because otherwise I'd be worrying tossin all night. So with this I will stop I just learned me a lesson, everyone's laughing@ me for this 30 second message.
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Hi every one!
Poetry is something that I have taken a shine to for some years now, I only write poetry when something influences me; it can be anything from watching two people argue to remembering the times of my past, otherwise there is no way I can...
write a poem.
Getting to the point, I wanted to know what influences others to write poems or is it something that comes naturally?