Killswitch: Poetry tutorials, educational, etc.

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[HomerPindar]

Well, don't know if killswitch appreciates the links and suggestions, but I do, thanks Cloud

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[silken_dreammaid]

Wishes to add my thanks as well. Some days..err.. most days , I need all the help I can find.
Reading and finding new places for help/knowledge advancement or just pure pleasure, make it easier to find new ways to express the reflected facets that each of us sees in our own ways.
Thanks again, Cloud.

 

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[silken_dreammaid]

The ones that come in the daydreams are often the best ones. A few words or a line that suddenly appears and just writes itself. And daydreaming gives it that sheen that consious polishing sometimes wears away.
There are so many poetry sites out there, it is hard to choose, will have to make a list up for you, as you did.
silken.



p.s. if you are the cb9 that has given me the anonymous feedback, then thank you very very much.

 

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[Angeline]

While going over the holiday stories I came across a writer, Quietpoly, who has a web site by her name. On that site she has another link to the 100 most used sites by writers. It was fascinating.

If you'd like to check it out, I think you'll be very well rewarded. It has sites for writers, poets, FREE encyclopedia, and so much more. I have no interests at stake here, just a curious person. Hope you'll find something of help and/or interest.

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101 Sites for Writers

 

[MyOpinion]

Here is a website I have found to be of help and interest:

http://www.poetrymagic.co.uk/

deals many with poetry.

AND HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL!