Rogue Strands

Matthew Stewart weaves his ways through poetry

Showing posts with label Syllabics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Syllabics. Show all posts
Thursday, 9 April 2020

The tension of enjambment

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If enjambment in syllabic or stressed metrical verse creates a tension by holding a key part of meaning over to be delivered in the followin...
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Monday, 4 January 2016

Poetic leaps

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Throughout a lot of verse, or at least the verse I love to read and try to write, poetic leaps are crucial. In fact, the success of a poem o...
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Saturday, 24 January 2015

I want you to go

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A number of poets work as Teachers of English as a Foreign Language. Doing so for a prolonged period has major drawbacks, especially if your...
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Saturday, 2 July 2011

Syllabics - an explanation

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I was intrigued by remarks made by Tim Love in his review of Inventing Truth, plus his exchange with Sheenagh Pugh in the comments section o...
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Wednesday, 9 September 2009

Syllabics

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During a recent discussion over at Poets On Fire, some posters expressed doubts as to whether English-language poetry written in syllabics p...
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Matthew Stewart
I live between Extremadura, Spain, and West Sussex, England. Full collection, The Knives of Villalejo, with Eyewear Publishing. Two pamphlets, both now sold out, with HappenStance Press. You can get in touch with me via e-mail: matthstew@gmail.com.
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