Angeline
Poet Chick
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- Mar 11, 2002
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Here is the sister thread to Tzara's Recommend a Book thread.
You can recommend a poem to an individual, group or the whole forum.
Say why you chose to recommend the poem you picked. What do you like or not like about it? Is there something interesting in the poem--format, punctuation, language, imagery, etc.--that you want to mention? If you pick a poem that we've all probably seen many times over ("Plums" by William Carlos Williams or "Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer Day" by Shakespeare, for example), show us something new or different about that poem!
Make sure you give full credit to the author. Their name and your source for it (book, website, etc.), should appear with the poem.
Do not post a poem by a Literotica author unless you have their permission to do so. If you can't track them down, you can always link to the poem. Linking is not copying and it keeps the credit with the author. If the author agrees in writing (a pm is fine as you'd both have a copy) that it's ok to post their poem here, then feel free.
Ok? Ready? Steady? Go!
You can recommend a poem to an individual, group or the whole forum.
Say why you chose to recommend the poem you picked. What do you like or not like about it? Is there something interesting in the poem--format, punctuation, language, imagery, etc.--that you want to mention? If you pick a poem that we've all probably seen many times over ("Plums" by William Carlos Williams or "Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer Day" by Shakespeare, for example), show us something new or different about that poem!
Make sure you give full credit to the author. Their name and your source for it (book, website, etc.), should appear with the poem.
Do not post a poem by a Literotica author unless you have their permission to do so. If you can't track them down, you can always link to the poem. Linking is not copying and it keeps the credit with the author. If the author agrees in writing (a pm is fine as you'd both have a copy) that it's ok to post their poem here, then feel free.
Ok? Ready? Steady? Go!