On the cusp of destiny
Evil strikes
And draws blood
Flowing in buckets
From a single hero
Who cries
And screams
Suffering agony
That ripples through his mind
Shredding his spirit
As desperate champions
Rush
To salvage the remains
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Very compelling! What’s your process for writing poetry? Do you think of the book synopsis first and then write a poem describing it?
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My process is fairly simply:
1. Think of topic/book.
2. Start typing and see what happens.
I’m strange. Total plotter with prose, but total pantser with poetry.
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Great question from L. Marie. You don’t have to answer twice I’ll check back. 😁
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Thanks. Just answered.
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Great answer too.
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