01-08-2016, 07:28 PM
Exercise 1: Make a list of definitions of possible audiences for this piece.
1. Non-Poet- This person has never read poetry(besides in class).
2. Novice Poet- This person has read a few poems, writes occasionally, and might belong to a poetry forum or similar.
3. Amateur Poet- This person might own a couple anthologies, have a favorite(s) poet, and is well-versed in their craft.
4. Expert Poet- This person probably has something close to a bookcase full of literature; be it anthologies or how-to's. This person might be so good they can imitate styles, recite from memory, and perhaps even teach their learnings to others.
5. Master Poet- This person is everything the expert poet is and more. They tend to be a bit older, and their knowledge comes from a lifetimes experience of indulging in the arts. They typically don't write much(either that or they don't share much) since they already have their own anthology of works. They have nothing to prove anymore, so most of the works they do write tend to be personal or humorous.
6. Me- I keeps it real.
1. Non-Poet- This person has never read poetry(besides in class).
2. Novice Poet- This person has read a few poems, writes occasionally, and might belong to a poetry forum or similar.
3. Amateur Poet- This person might own a couple anthologies, have a favorite(s) poet, and is well-versed in their craft.
4. Expert Poet- This person probably has something close to a bookcase full of literature; be it anthologies or how-to's. This person might be so good they can imitate styles, recite from memory, and perhaps even teach their learnings to others.
5. Master Poet- This person is everything the expert poet is and more. They tend to be a bit older, and their knowledge comes from a lifetimes experience of indulging in the arts. They typically don't write much(either that or they don't share much) since they already have their own anthology of works. They have nothing to prove anymore, so most of the works they do write tend to be personal or humorous.
6. Me- I keeps it real.
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