Do you think writing a large number of poems daily is bad?

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  1. seicheprey profile image60
    seichepreyposted 13 years ago

    Do you think writing a large number of poems daily is bad?

  2. leroy64 profile image66
    leroy64posted 13 years ago

    How can that be bad?   Just remember to eat and other things you need to live life.

  3. The Blagsmith profile image71
    The Blagsmithposted 13 years ago

    Poetry is akin to emotion moreso than many other forms of writing. It cannot be bad if it helps you to release it. However, in my experience penning poetry to appeal to an audience so they can share your same emotions is the most difficult to convey.

    Capture the flood in pen, let the magic weave. Then stop when you cannot add anymore. Sit on it for a couple of days and then analyse it and see if it still stirs you as it did on the day you wrote it. Then fine tune it with your audience in mind and blow their socks off.

  4. Bretsuki profile image68
    Bretsukiposted 13 years ago

    No writing a lot of poetry each day is not bad, if it doesn't interfere with other aspects of your life.

    Creating a lot of poetry helps you create  better poems. I compare it to a photographer who takes thousands of pictures just to get that ONE great picture.

    Accept that most of the poetry will be ordinary, and maybe one in one hundred or one thousand will be great.

  5. sassyk73 profile image70
    sassyk73posted 13 years ago

    No....I do it all the time.  Lol, I'm not normal anyway (whatever that is). It's a good release. Keep the poems coming wink

  6. Megan Coxe profile image68
    Megan Coxeposted 13 years ago

    Of course not! As long as you can put the pen (or keyboard) down once in a while, you're golden. Plus, the only way to get better is to keep it up!

  7. Kamalesh050 profile image69
    Kamalesh050posted 13 years ago

    It can't be bad. If you can write a large number of daily, please  continue doing so, this way not only you will get more ideas as you go along but also you will be able to create better and better poems each day.

  8. R.S. Hutchinson profile image72
    R.S. Hutchinsonposted 13 years ago

    I think it's great! ...........!

  9. profile image0
    Old Empresarioposted 13 years ago

    I don't know why on earth that would be bad

  10. Finn mac Faelan profile image60
    Finn mac Faelanposted 13 years ago

    Absolutely not. The writing of poems is a foray into the subconscious mind and can only improve not only your poetry but all your other writings as well. Novelists with a "poetic flare" are much more interesting and magical to read than are the strictly chronicling, cut-and-dry, devoid-of-symbol-and-nuance ones. If nothing else, the writing of poetry is a most useful exercise for any writer and will improve his understanding of the workings of creativity and the human psyche.

 
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