Posts tagged creativewriting
Off the Page, Poetry Gets Personal
By presenting a poem in a new medium, the poet can bend a reader’s expectations. Readers identify with poems when they feel the poet has spoken directly to them.
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“The Red Balloon”
At the beach one afternoon a child bought a red balloon. He held it tightly in his hand as he trod along the sand. The balloon stared down in dismay.
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“Ultraviolet Radiation in San Juan, Puerto Rico” by Peter Ricci
When you emerge from airport in San Juan, it would be inaccurate to say the heat hits you in the face; that would imply some unexpected quality to the proceedings.
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Little Peter Learns to Write
Free writing always presented the one opportunity to step beyond the grade school universe of crayons, cubbies, and kick ball and express how I really felt.
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Enjoy other recent articles by TSTS:
- I Scream Sunday: “before bed”
- I Scream Sunday: “Yellow Kite”
- Art & Literature: More Permanent Than a Drunk Text Message
- I Scream Sunday: “Heaven’s Golden Stair”
- I Scream Sunday: “Golden Butterfly”
- I Scream Sunday: “The Corner of Cold Spring Lane and North Charles Street”
