Writing for the Magazines
Writing for the Magazines
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Set down a theme for an original poem.
4. What effect do you wish to produce?
5. After considering various metres, select the one you think best suited to the thought and feeling of your theme.
6. Write the first rough draft.
7. Can you condense your set of verses into fewer stanzas? Into one? Don't, if you are sure it will injure the expression.
8. Revise it, showing why you made the changes.
9. To what magazines might your verses be sent?
1 The Art of Versification contains in its new edition... a chapter on vers Hire.
CHAPTER X LIGHT VEBSE Light verse 1 offers a wider range of form than does real poetry, for the parodist may imitate every form known to the poets, and the whimsical rhymester will invent new conceits every day.
I. Vers de SociStS For this broadest and highest-grade group of light verse it is difficult to find a precise English equivalent. Vers de soctite is not merely " society verse," as a literal translation would suggest, but short, light, sentimental or playful verse of no profound poetic quality, and breathing an air of polite knowledge of the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Set down a theme for an original poem.
4. What effect do you wish to produce?
5. After considering various metres, select the one you think best suited to the thought and feeling of your theme.
6. Write the first rough draft.
7. Can you condense your set of verses into fewer stanzas? Into one? Don't, if you are sure it will injure the expression.
8. Revise it, showing why you made the changes.
9. To what magazines might your verses be sent?
1 The Art of Versification contains in its new edition... a chapter on vers Hire.
CHAPTER X LIGHT VEBSE Light verse 1 offers a wider range of form than does real poetry, for the parodist may imitate every form known to the poets, and the whimsical rhymester will invent new conceits every day.
I. Vers de SociStS For this broadest and highest-grade group of light verse it is difficult to find a precise English equivalent. Vers de soctite is not merely " society verse," as a literal translation would suggest, but short, light, sentimental or playful verse of no profound poetic quality, and breathing an air of polite knowledge of the world.
What to read after Writing for the Magazines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Berg Joseph Berg Esenwein to read onlineMoreLess
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