Poetic History
Our Articles
- A Meeting with the Carver Cubs: Celebrating National Poetry Month
- Beat Poetry
- Dedication to Poetry on Towson University’s Campus: The 75th Tri-Annual Poetry Celebration
- Elementary School Students Celebrate NPM 2005
- ISP Celebrates Twenty Years of Poetry
- Memoirs from an ISP Convention
- Mr. Deets Goes to Washington: My Experience at an ISP Convention
- Poetry and Community: A Perfect Couplet
- Poetry in Motion: Graceland Park Creates a Generation of Writers
- The Cliché: What You Can Do to Reinvent It
- The History and Evolution of Poetry
- The History of National Poetry Month
- Tradition Transitions: Movements Throughout Poetic History
Poetic Techniques
Our Articles
- Advanced Poetic Techniques: Making the Connection with Langauge
- Advanced Poetic Techniques: Figures of Speech and Sound
- Advanced Poetic Techniques: Making the Connection with Emotion
- Advanced Poetic Techniques: Irony, Parody, and Satire
- Ask the Poet Advisor: Getting Feedback on Your Work
- Ask the Poet Advisor: How Do I Start a Poem?
- Ask the Poet Advisor: What is Action in Poems?
- Ask the Poet Advisor: What is an Epic Poem?
- Ask the Poet Advisor: What is Imagism?
- Ask the Poet Advisor: What Do You Mean By Marketing Your Poetry?
- Basic Parts of a Poem
- Basic Poetic Techniques: Word Choice and Grammar
- Basic Poetic Techniques: Basic Figures of Speech
- Choosing Your Subject Matter: What Will Your Poem Be About?
- Clichés: Avoid Them Like the Plague
- Commonly Misused Words
- Dealing With Themes
- Eleven Tools for Revision and Critique, Tool # 1: Reading
- Eleven Tools for Revision and Critique, Tool # 10: Creating Closure
- Eleven Tools for Revision and Critique, Tool # 11: Passionate Honesty
- Eleven Tools for Revision and Critique, Tool # 2: Rest
- Eleven Tools for Revision and Critique, Tool # 3: Listening
- Eleven Tools for Revision and Critique, Tool # 4: Diction
- Eleven Tools for Revision and Critique, Tool # 5: Punctuation and Grammar
- Eleven Tools for Revision and Critique, Tool # 6: Detail
- Eleven Tools for Revision and Critique, Tool # 7: Trimming the Fat
- Eleven Tools for Revision and Critique, Tool # 8: Tone or Mood
- Eleven Tools for Revision and Critique, Tool # 9: Creating Interest
- Forms of Poetic Expression, Intro: Finding Your Poetic Voice Through Form
- Forms of Poetic Expression, Part 1: Couplet
- Forms of Poetic Expression, Part 2: Ballad
- Forms of Poetic Expression, Part 3: Terza Rima
- Forms of Poetic Expression, Part 4: Villanelle
- Forms of Poetic Expression, Part 5: Sonnet
- Forms of Poetic Expression, Part 6: Blank Verse
- Forms of Poetic Expression, Part 7: Free Verse
- Forms of Poetic Expression, Part 8: Prose Poem
- Forms of Poetic Expression, Part 9: Haiku
- Guide to Grammar and Punctuation: Grammar
- Guide to Grammar and Punctuation: Punctuation
- How To Read A Poem
- Making Poems: The Role of Personal Experience
- Poetic Metamorphosis: Revising Your Work
- Poetry Aftercare: Marketing Your Work
- Point of View: Who Will Tell Your Story?
- Seven Deadly Sins: What To Avoid When Writing Poetry
- Submitting and Marketing Your Poetry: The Last Step
- The Building Blocks of Poetic Form, Part 1: Rhythm and Rhyme
- The Building Blocks of Poetic Form, Part 2: Meter
- The Building Blocks of Poetic Form, Part 3: Stanzaic Form
- The Elements of a Well-Written Poem
- What Is Poetry?
- Your Poetic Style: How Will You Tell Your Story?
