https://jamigold.com/2013/11/does-your-writing-have-rhythm/
I thought this would be a handy article for my writing homies. I certainly learned a few things…
– B. Brown
The Budding Ken
opening the mind and heart through poetry
opening the mind and heart through poetry
https://jamigold.com/2013/11/does-your-writing-have-rhythm/
I thought this would be a handy article for my writing homies. I certainly learned a few things…
– B. Brown
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You are very kind. 🙂
I experimented with rhythm via Ella Fitzgerald’s famous song A Tisket. A Tasket. Also to mimic memory issues faced by those suffering from Alzheimers. Several of my Aunts were afflicted with this disease some to greater extents than others. I tried to see the disease from the viewpoint of the sufferer which is why I named the piece Fun house Mirrors. Tempos and twinges
https://dancingpalmtrees.com/2014/10/27/funhouse-mirrors/
I read the post, I really enjoyed it! Thanks for bringing my attention to Miss Ella Fitzgerald again. I haven’t listened to her in forever
Thanks. My goal in this poem and other prose | poems is to capture staccato cadence and dissonance.
Since I work for a museum I often find an abstract rhythm within the artwork that translates to my writing.
Paintings and sculptures have their own special rhythm unique to each viewer. Amazing!
Thanks for the shout out! I hope the post was helpful for you. Let me know if you have any questions. 🙂
Hi!!! And thanks I will. That post was extremely helpful for me
Hmmm… never thought about my witching hour. I’m curious to see when that is.
You can make one if you’re not sure. Make yourself write everyday at a certain time, a time when it’s most peaceful and you can connect with yourself. Eventually your mind and soul will become accustomed to opening during that time 🙂