[header] How to write an effective poem [title] Write about a topic that scares you. [step] Some of the best poetry is about difficult subject matter or topics that might seem taboo to the poet, and to the reader. You may decide to explore a topic that scares you or disturbs you in your poem as a healthy way to explore the topic.
[header] How to write an effective poem [title] Write about a topic that scares you. [step] Some of the best poetry is about difficult subject matter or topics that might seem taboo to the poet, and to the reader. You may decide to explore a topic that scares you or disturbs you in your poem as a healthy way to explore the topic.
[substeps] Many words, genres, and ways of describing the subject matter may have similar interests. If you find yourself on a topic you find confusing or upsetting, you may ask yourself what your favorite topic or position was, how it made you feel, and who was for whom. Addressing a topic that freaks you out can give your poem tension, passion, and excitement. These elements can then help make your poem more effective for readers. It's up to you to decide in which subject matter to engage with. [substeps] If you find a topic that scares you, you'll likely write long-winded, poetic poetry that appeals to you. This particular topic can open up options for dating as you develop your own hobbies. [substeps] If you find that you are afraid of the topic or that it may be uncomfortable for you, think back to often faced with difficult subjects in your life.