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MONOTRY (c)
by lili dauphin → (All Poetry by lili dauphin)
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Introduction to Monotry.


Poem Artwork

Birth of the monotry

A monotry is a short monologue

That is recounted like a story

But is more like an apologue

 

Those who write monotries are monotists

Monotries are written in free forms unlike poems

Monotists are like great artists

Whose works are based on personal events

 

A monotry is like a short memoir

Accompanied by a personal message

It can also be written like a great repertoire

Taken from a person’s life passage

 

A monotry is like a great dialog

That forces you to mentally partake in the subject

As if you were a part of the dialog

You can really feel the effect

 

Monotries are a great way to vent one's frustration

While sharing with others your own story

A monotry can unveil great inspiration

This is one of the best aspects of a good monotry

 

This new form of writing

Can be very enjoyable to a reader

The stories are very exciting

You become an insider

 

You become a part of the person's life

While relating to his/her challenge

That is a twin of your own strife

You learn how other lives hinge

 

A monotry is a great way

To rant and vent life's frustration

And when expressed the right way

May provide coping for life's complication

 

Once you start reading monotries

You will realize that you are not alone

Others are also facing life's miseries

And their pains will soon be shown

 

Monotries bring us perpetual wisdom

That enthralls the heart and mind

And make us shine brighter than stardom

The art of monotism is good for mankind

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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 Reviews of "MONOTRY (c)"
Reviewed by m j hollingshead
Reviewed on December 27, 2008
well said


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