Melody Votoire On Five Things You Need To Write Powerful And Evocative Poetry

Connect with your inner child. Rekindling your curiosity for the world and embracing whimsy allows you to view the spaces around you through a poetic lens — before you know it, the sky turns into a canvas painted by the hand of dawn’s soft embrace.

Poetry is growing in popularity and millions of people spanning the globe have a renewed passion for embracing the creativity, beauty, and art of poetry. Poetry has the power to heal and we make sense of the world through the human expression of writing and reading. Are you wondering: What does it take to become a successful poet? What is the best medium and venue to release your poetry? What are some techniques to improve or sharpen your skills? In this interview series about how to write powerful and evocative poetry, we are interviewing people who have a love for poetry and want to share their insights, and we will speak with emerging poets who want to learn more about poetry either to improve their own skills or learn how to read and interpret better. Here, we will also meet rising and successful poets who want to share their work or broaden their audience, as well as poetry and literature instructors.