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A practical handbook containing advice, exercises and information. Beginning with a definition of what makes poetry, the author goes on to describe the different forms, how and what to start writing, finding an audience, and getting published. Cover......Page 1 Titlepage......Page 4 Copyright......Page 5 Contents......Page 6 1 Poetry and Myself......Page 8 2 What is Poetry?......Page 14 3 Modernism, Postmodernism and All That......Page 24 4 Words, Words, Words......Page 34 5 Poems About . . .......Page 45 6 Metaphors, Similes and Images......Page 55 7 Patterning......Page 68 8 Counting Your Feet – Poetic Metre......Page 78 9 Blank Verse and Free Verse......Page 92 10 Syllabic Verse......Page 107 11 Rhyme, Near-rhyme and Alliteration......Page 113 12 Some Verse Forms......Page 124 13 Sonnets......Page 135 14 Some Other Verse Forms......Page 145 15 Getting it Writ then Getting it Right......Page 158 16 Writing for Children......Page 167 17 Other Ways of Speaking: Dialect and Nonsense......Page 174 18 The Art of Coarse Poetry Reading......Page 184 19 Rich and Famous......Page 188 20 Getting Your Poetry into Print......Page 196 21 Books to Read......Page 206 22 Poetry and the Internet......Page 211 Appendix......Page 214 Index......Page 218 Acknowledgements......Page 224 This is a positive, practical handbook packed with advice, exercises and information. Beginning with a definition of what makes poetry, the author goes on to describe the different forms, how and what to start writing, finding an audience, and getting published. John Whitworth encourages the poet to write from experience and by showing poet's drafts demonstrates how the process from tentative start to finished poem is achieved. This new edition has been revised throughout and includes new chapters on poetry on the Internet, performance poetry and poetry festivals. Beginning with what makes poetry, the author describes the different forms, how and what to start writing, finding an audience and getting published