Poetic Possibilities
An Original Collection Showing the Moving, Innovative, and Positive Potential of Poetry and How to Write It
- Arts & Literature
- Publisher: Resource Publications (Wipf and Stock)
- Published: 2019
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Publisher's Description
Poetic Possibilities: An Original Collection Showing the Moving, Innovative, and Positive Potential of Poetry and How to Write It is exactly that. With 132 poems covering sixty styles of poetry--including eleven brand-new forms the author invented--it's a must-read for established poetry lovers and those just starting out. A truly positive, uplifting, and relatable volume, it also contains a chapter walking the reader through how to write several types of poems. Other value-added features include a chapter on helpful resources and support, a 100-plus word glossary with examples, a bibliography, and two indices to the poems. Explore the poetic possibilities today!
Endorsements (4)
“I had my first opportunity to read Bartholomew Williams' work on Poetry Soup, an international site for writers. His poetry is both creative and sincere. Readers enjoy both his use of imagery and imagination.”
“Poetic Possibilities takes you on a poetic journey that will impact your conscious forever. From inspirations to cosmic reflections, these 132 poems will vault you into a world of thought-provoking mindsets.”
“Bartholomew Williams’ Poetic Possibilities: An Original Collection Showing the Moving, Innovative, and Positive Potential of Poetry and How to Write It, is exactly what its title claims to be! I love how Mr. Williams categorized his poetry into five chapters of interesting ways of seeing his poems. The Selected Glossary at the end is a clever added feature for those unfamiliar with some of the poetic forms and terms used in this beautifully organized book.”
“. . . a fine example of the lens of poetry used to see extraordinary truths in ordinary experiences. Every beginning poet will learn much from this book.”
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