When you find a poem or poet's work that you appreciate, try to imitate his style. This will help you understand why he wrote this way. Practice using other people's works when developing your own style.
3, writing poetry should be inspired, where does the inspiration come from, life! Joy, emotion and anger in life are the initiators of inspiration. You can start with a title to guide your thoughts, or just consider everything you think. You may feel sad or angry, someone misses you, or you may feel another kind of inner pain. Express your thoughts in words until you don't need to add anything.
4. Choose a theme or word related to your inspiration. Next, list the phrases related to this topic. Topics like love can be written about friends, family, charm, hope, light, love letters or poems, doves, red roses and so on.
5. Poetry is mostly symbolic language. He wants you to express your feelings through metaphor, description and association. The language is concise and the words are accurate. And the sentences should have a sense of rhythm.
6. You can also write more than just emotions. Even personal or autobiographical poems, don't do this. Tell the reader what you did, what you touched, your specific memory, or compare it with the world or nature. Readers are curious about you, make them interested in your poems, and establish contact between you and your readers.
7. Pay attention to strong or abnormal images when writing. You may have seen an insect trying to cross a deep crack in the sidewalk. Describe the scene in words, so that readers feel that they are experiencing it personally. You can even add scenes to your personal life to remind you.
8. Try to use fewer words in poetry and use catchy phrases to describe what you have written. After you have written the first draft, please read it carefully to see if there is any unnecessary repetition.