DavanKael
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ORIGINAL: sravaka It's a little known fact that the best, perhaps the only way to learn to write, is to read. I suggest you put down your pen, and get working on that. In fact, give me the pen. Back sloooowly away from the pen. Someone's going to lose an eye, probably as result of having plucked it out after exposure to this experiment. I know I had to avert mine before I'd finished the 2nd line. Above all, stick to prose until you develop at least a faintly informed notion of what a poem is. (Hint: short lines and rhyming are neither necessary nor sufficient conditions.) Here in particular, reading is your friend. I was attempting to conjure a way to express my thoughts on the literary jaunt offered for consideration when I found sravaka's dead-on post. Wonderfully stated! I will add, as some others have highlighted, that there is a detachment to your consideration of submission; you don't have the head-space. You're showing that you've contemplated the concept academically and tossed some lofty thoughts/emotions at it but a grasp of submission this does not make. If you typically write and you've received the feedback that you are adept, perhaps the stilted, overly rigid and awkward gait is evidence of your not 'getting' that which you contemplate. Best wishes, Davan
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