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Free online greeting card maker or poetry art generator. Create free custom printable greeting cards or art from photos and text online. Use PoetrySoup's free online software to make greeting cards from poems, quotes, or your own words. Generate memes, cards, or poetry art for any occasion; weddings, anniversaries, holidays, etc (See examples here). Make a card to show your loved one how special they are to you. Once you make a card, you can email it, download it, or share it with others on your favorite social network site like Facebook. Also, you can create shareable and downloadable cards from poetry on PoetrySoup. Use our poetry search engine to find the perfect poem, and then click the camera icon to create the card or art.

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Dear budding poet, Regarding modern poetry this is a result of poets such as you redesigning forms of poetry written through the ages by different nationalities, famous and just ordinary people like you and me. When composing there are points that are important such as, Writing poetry should always be a pleasure, never a chore, A poem has two objectives, first to give the writer enjoyment second to give the reader pleasure. There are no rights or wrongs when writing poetry but there are certain rules to follow. Read or listen to accomplished poets works old and modern. Fall in love with your dictionary, make every word have a meaning. Use every tool available, spell check, grammar check, cliche checker, syllable counter. Write, edit, leave then edit again, never post until you are satisfied with your work. Substance is more important than style, best writes come from the heart. Use your emotions, life experiences, knowledge of the subject you’re writing about. Always carry a note pad there’s a poem, an experience to write about wherever you are. As in any walk of life you will only get out what you put in, contribute constructive comments, accept constructive criticism. Finding poetry has given me so much, all of my life I have only read one book cover to cover due to my dyslexia, so poetry has not only given me the opportunity to read but also to contribute which has changed my life. My favourite themes are nature, politics, environment, people, peace, emotions, animals and the countryside. There are many sources of inspiration such as, poets Garret, shadowpoetry.com, poetrysoup, rhymezone.com and how many syllables.Com. The favourite poems that I’ve written are, I am dumb perhaps dumber - limerick Big Ben-Iconic concrete. - concrete Broken hearted farewell Dad - Haibun Memories are immortal - Iambic Pentameter My son - rhyme Pictures of you. - lyric Friendless - couplets Isolation in paradise - epic Snowdrops - sonnet The walk - loop poetry. My route into writing was through composing verses in celebration cards for my family, this interest increased so purchased an online course, joined a poetry school, then online poetry community, I write for pleasure, the pleasure comes from my readers comments, I also expect criticism and disappointment, this makes me better. My initial inspiration came from two poets, both First World War poets, Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon. The book that I would suggest to read is, A poetry handbook by Mary Oliver. 6/15/2018 Tips for modern poetry to budding poets of all ages contest Sponsored by Line Gauthier.

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Dear budding poet, Regarding modern poetry this is a result of poets such as you redesigning forms of poetry written through the ages by different nationalities, famous and just ordinary people like you and me. When composing there are points that are important such as, Writing poetry should always be a pleasure, never a chore, A poem has two objectives, first to give the writer enjoyment second to give the reader pleasure. There are no rights or wrongs when writing poetry but there are certain rules to follow. Read or listen to accomplished poets works old and modern. Fall in love with your dictionary, make every word have a meaning. Use every tool available, spell check, grammar check, cliche checker, syllable counter. Write, edit, leave then edit again, never post until you are satisfied with your work. Substance is more important than style, best writes come from the heart. Use your emotions, life experiences, knowledge of the subject you’re writing about. Always carry a note pad there’s a poem, an experience to write about wherever you are. As in any walk of life you will only get out what you put in, contribute constructive comments, accept constructive criticism. Finding poetry has given me so much, all of my life I have only read one book cover to cover due to my dyslexia, so poetry has not only given me the opportunity to read but also to contribute which has changed my life. My favourite themes are nature, politics, environment, people, peace, emotions, animals and the countryside. There are many sources of inspiration such as, poets Garret, shadowpoetry.com, poetrysoup, rhymezone.com and how many syllables.Com. The favourite poems that I’ve written are, I am dumb perhaps dumber - limerick Big Ben-Iconic concrete. - concrete Broken hearted farewell Dad - Haibun Memories are immortal - Iambic Pentameter My son - rhyme Pictures of you. - lyric Friendless - couplets Isolation in paradise - epic Snowdrops - sonnet The walk - loop poetry. My route into writing was through composing verses in celebration cards for my family, this interest increased so purchased an online course, joined a poetry school, then online poetry community, I write for pleasure, the pleasure comes from my readers comments, I also expect criticism and disappointment, this makes me better. My initial inspiration came from two poets, both First World War poets, Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon. The book that I would suggest to read is, A poetry handbook by Mary Oliver. 6/15/2018 Tips for modern poetry to budding poets of all ages contest Sponsored by Line Gauthier.