1. Poetry Writing, overview
a. The beingness of the writer. How to be a poetry writer? Does it take certain abilities to be one or is it open to anyone who so desires?
b. Poetry Writing, its steps. Here I will communicate to you how you create a poem, each time in its own space, applying a law of communication.
c. Promoting poetry. How do you distribute your product(s) amongst potential buyers or audience.
d. Your style of poetry. Find your style as it is.
e. Poetry on Demand. Using poetry therapeutically for others.
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2a. The Beingness of the Writer.
What makes a would-be writer into a writer?
One simply step but a very important one in becoming a successful poet.
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2b. Writing Poetry, steps
Here are the various steps you should take to get poetry writing started for real.
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2c. Your Style(s) of Poetry
Poetry can be written in various ways. With rhyme; without rhyme; using sentences which contain one word; using a picture to amplify your poem; using italics but the most important of all, your own style which you like the best.
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3. Poetry on Demand
You can write a personal poem to someone you know or even don't know.
By promotion (next chapter) you can let people know that you will write a poem based on only a picture or the name of a person - which I have done several times. Or some data only like the person like warm wheather or is sick.
Try to be as aestetic as possible, please do not use heavy-loaded words.
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4. The Attitude of the Writer
I just would like to take up one aspect in my poetry writing which I find of such high importance that I would like to share it with you.
It's the attitude by which you write and which can be found in and between the lines of your work.
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5. Promoting your Work
Having produced poetry, what can you do with it? How are you going to publicize? Share it with others? And how can you promote Poetry on Demand?
I just want to share some of the data I have on this aspect; it is very important that you find and exchange with your audience.
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6. In Concluding
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