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one kind of poetry...exppressive poetry part 1
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a new kind of poetry that is based on how you express your self.


Expressive poetry is one aspect or fraternity of expressive writing. Many will always say that all writings have a specific way or different way of expressing themselves. To clear the cloud in many writers and readers I then strongly feel that I should just give an eagle’s eye view about this one huge dynamic aspect of nowadays writing called “expressive poetry” under the umbrella of expressive writing.
As a poet who learnt a lot from other poets, many have read my poems and tried to understand and analyze the style and the kind poems I write. There are two important components that differentiate the expressive poetry from all other writings of poetry. Like I said it is the Style of writing and more importantly they way the poet is expressing him/herself. To a particular extent this expressive poetry is self explanatory. The manner in which a poet will be expressing him/herself is in such a way that almost every reader will clearly understand the mood and the motives of the poet, the reader in all aspects will be able to intensively relate what is written/read to an everyday live. Expressive poetry it is a teaching poetry that mostly the poet will be out-chesting what he/she has experienced or learnt in any area of life. The poet will always never be distant away from the feeling of the poem. It is kind of poetry where people express what they are feeling in every situation being of happiness, sadness, embarrassment and so on. You clearly depict and display the feelings pertaining what ever subject.

The style of this newly born baby is in a manner that it can draw attention from the reader to continue reading. Instead of starting with a capital letter on each paragraph/stanza we start with a small letter. The only capital letter is the first letter of the first stanza other stanzas should be written in small letters. The pattern of how the poem/shape is that the first line of the first stanza will always be shorter than the second line of the very same stanza, while the third will approximately take length of the first line e.ct.

This is one best and creative writings of poetry that is currently taking the interests of world poets by storm. If interested in deeply understanding “expressive poetry/writings” please contact us through an e-mail or on phone number. Please contact Dinkwe productions CEO and Publishing manager on 079 651 9503/ maporana29.gmail.com


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