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Date PostedPoemTitle# ViewsForm  
04/27/202569 Free verse
04/26/202587 Ode
04/23/2025158 Free verse
04/17/202588 Quatrain
03/24/2025503 Alexandrine
03/11/2025241 Free verse
03/10/2025558 Suzette Prime
03/09/2025433 Free verse
03/06/2025362 Haiku
03/01/2025278 Free verse
02/26/2025351 Limerick
02/22/2025132 Free verse
02/21/2025369 Free verse
02/21/2025308 Haiku
02/16/2025411 Clerihew
02/16/2025354 Prose Poetry
02/13/2025215 Free verse
02/11/2025193 Sonnet
02/07/2025340 Prose Poetry
02/07/2025200 Prose Poetry
01/22/2025368 Prose Poetry
01/10/2025482 Suzette Prime
12/22/2024731 Other
12/19/2024372 Sonnet
12/14/2024471 Sonnet
12/02/2024263 Crystalline
11/27/2024329 Sonnet
11/26/2024552 Tanka
11/15/2024317 Verse
11/11/2024555 Crystalline
11/09/2024332 Suzette Prime
11/05/2024415 Monoku
10/31/2024528 Free verse
10/23/2024506 Haiku
10/21/2024535 Tanka
10/20/2024463 Pleiades
10/18/2024367 Ekphrasis
10/15/2024388 Limerick
10/15/2024370 Rhyme
10/12/2024363 Verse
10/10/2024396 Ballad
10/08/2024507 Suzette Prime
10/02/2024515 Enclosed Rhyme
09/28/2024264 Quatrain
09/26/2024281 Concrete
09/13/2024357 Verse
09/03/2024425 Shape
08/15/2024622 Pantoum
07/25/2024298 Senryu
07/10/2024821 Verse
07/08/2024509 Sonnet
07/05/2024298 Free verse
06/14/2024460 Other
06/05/2024512 Suzette Prime
05/31/2024453 Enclosed Rhyme
05/13/2024385 Free verse
05/13/2024368 Sonnet
05/09/2024423 Other
05/06/2024398 Sonnet
04/06/2024387 Haibun
02/23/2024689 Tanka
02/20/2024626 Other
01/29/2024495 Suzette Prime
01/23/2024475 Sijo
11/03/2023531 Suzette Prime
10/16/2023398 Suzette Prime
09/10/2023720 Verse
08/25/2023686 Iambic Pentameter
08/08/2023453 Dramatic Verse
07/27/2023552 Terzanelle
07/26/2023480 Ekphrasis
07/08/2023601 Sonnet
06/21/2023778 Alexandrine
06/14/2023626 Free verse
05/25/2023870 Quatrain
05/24/2023839 Sonnet
05/08/20231018 Ekphrasis
04/22/2023945 Suzette Prime
04/19/2023776 Heroic Couplet
04/18/2023868 Personification
04/12/20231321 Suzette Prime
04/06/20231184 Tanka
04/05/2023994 Jueju
03/19/20231074 Suzette Prime
03/09/20231523 Prose
02/15/2023789 Suzette Prime
01/30/2023758 Sonnet
01/30/2023682 Sonnet
01/29/2023649 Sonnet
01/25/2023722 Sonnet
12/09/2022915 Sonnet
11/12/2022645 Sonnet
10/06/2022723 Suzette Prime
09/23/2022648 Sonnet
09/09/20221046 Sonnet
07/20/20221352 Quatrain
07/16/2022662 Rubaiyat
06/12/2022669 Villanelle
03/04/2022597 Kimo
01/15/2022676 Free verse
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Quote Left Free verse might be defined as a poem designed to encapsulate a person’s musings in a personal, stylised format—serendipity of thoughts meandering towards a decisive conclusion or left unresolved for the reader to mull over. Quote Right
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Quote Left Satire is the literary equivalent of a facepalm. Quote Right
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Quote Left Overthinking is the enemy of the poet. Quote Right
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Quote Left Poetry should be felt, rather than understood. In other words, a poem should make the reader feel something—not by telling them what to feel, but by evoking feeling directly. Quote Right
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Quote Left Writing poetry is like skipping stones on the water: your poetic prowess will determine how long it will take before it inevitably sinks into oblivion. Quote Right
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Quote Left What is a word? Who does it belong to? An empty vessel at best! A chair is not a chair until someone sits in it. Poets can only grow if given free rein in their lonely pursuit of excellence. Quote Right
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Quote Left Poetry is like a road trip without a GPS - you never know which direction of thought and/or emotion your poem would take when read by others and, therefore, the poet's duty is to set a train of thought in motion and to stand back and not try to control how others might interpret his offerings. Quote Right
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Quote Left What is a POET? When the ink dries up, we scribble on stone. The words we share are our souls exhaling. Quote Right
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Quote Left Poetry is the comfort food of our youth which nourishes our memories. Quote Right
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Quote Left A poet is someone who has the courage to wear his heart on his sleeve. ~ Suzette Richards Quote Right
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Quote Left When the poets fall silent man will not only lose his voice but also the notion of Life. ~Suzette Richards Quote Right
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Short Stories

TitleCategories
The Bride Trilogy inspirational, moral, romantic,
The Cliche of Life moral,

Articles

 Article TitleWriter
Metamodernism in Art and Poetry Suzette Richards
Suzette Prime - Concise Update Suzette Richards
The Limerick Punchline Suzette Richards
Enhancing Rhythm and Mood in Poetry Suzette Richards
Phoenix Sixain: A New Poetic Form Suzette Richards
Dandelion Sonnet - A Sonnet Variant Suzette Richards
Future Trends in Poetry with Crystalline Poetry Suzette Richards
AI Assist versus AI-generated Poetry Suzette Richards
The Role of Philosophy of Positivity in Poetry Suzette Richards
Suzette Prime - Philosophy and Folklore Suzette Richards
TANKA PROSE and Popular Poetic Devices Suzette Richards
Glossary of Some Common Poetic Devices Suzette Richards
Some Thoughts on How to Write Poetry Suzette Richards
Square Pegs in Round Holes - Rhymes That Are Frowned Upon Suzette Richards
Headnotes to Tanka, Haiku, Etc. Suzette Richards
The Long and the Short of it in Poetry: Narrative Poems Suzette Richards
The Versatile Vignette Poetry Suzette Richards
Introducing Three New Sonnet Forms Suzette Richards
The Veracity to Be Found In Poetry Suzette Richards
Rhyme Schemes: The Pattern of Rhyme Suzette Richards
THE PIROUETTE—When East meets West: a marriage of Chinese and Western poetry styles Suzette Richards
How To Design Your Own Unique Poetic Form Suzette Richards
Poetic Forms Based on Mathematical Concepts: Line, Triangle, Square, Cube, Spiral, Möbius strip, and circle Suzette Richards
A Rose by Any Other Name: FLORILEGIUM Suzette Richards
Scansion in Poetry Suzette Richards
Lexicon Relating to Poetic Metre Suzette Richards
THE TESLA 3–6–9: Poetic Form since 2017 Suzette Richards
Plagiarism versus Being Inspired By Suzette Richards
Headnotes to tanka, haiku, etc Suzette Richards
What is poetry Suzette Richards
SUZETTE SONNET - SUZNET Suzette Richards
Suzette Prime - the story behind it Suzette Richards

Biography

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Mission statement: I don’t use AI to generate or even tweak my poetry, because I am a better poet than it.

Poetry has been my passion since my retirement from an accountancy based career a dozen years ago. I currently live in South Africa and this rainbow nation has inspired many of my poems. I also have British nationality and embrace their grammar and spelling, but I read widely and am not fazed by strict grammar rules: A pavement/sidewalk; glasses/eyeglasses; judgement/judgment, et cetera; they are one and the same to me when I read poetry. To date, I have self-published a number of books, including the poetry anthology by international poets, © Time, 2014 ISBN 978-0-620-60578-6, and have been cited in many international publications, both poetry journals, as well as in scholarly handbooks. Some of my short stories have been published in international electronic publications, and one of my novellas had been short-listed for an Afrikaans SA publication.

I serve on the Board of Advisers, of Taleemi Baithak.

I have a number of poetic forms to my credit, notably, Suzette Prime (listed here on PoetrySoup), as well as Suzette sonnet.

My most recent books which include examples of my poetry as well as notes regarding poetry - available directly from me:

  1. © The Eutony of Words, 2018 ISBN 978-0-6399382-0-2
  2. © Docendo discimus, 2021 (Revised 2023) ISBN 978-0-620-95432-7
  3. © Flight of Thoughts, 2023 ISBN 978-0-6397-8880-7
  4. © Downtown - Poetic Devices, 2023 ISBN 978-0-7961-1968-1
  5.  © Rocking Poetry, 2033 ISBN 978-0-7961-2824-9
  6. NEW: moonwake - Suzette Prime poetry, ISBN 978-1-0370-1836-7(PDF). It is a collection of 61 Suzette Prime poetry spanning from 2012 (when I designed the poetic form), up till now.

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry