I have encountered many opportunities to attend writers workshops and such. The impulse for me to attend has never arose. My style of poetry is free — and writefully worth every penny! Thus, this poem:<\/p>\n
The Dog Edit My Homework<\/strong><\/p>\n They spoke I have written much prose in my life, and I have edited such writings diligently, even perfectionisticly. However, when I resolved to adopt writing poetry as an intentional vocation\/vacation, I did not want to layer onto my writing anything that smacked of work. This includes not spending much time trying to promote my poetry. I enjoy writing poetry and I find it therapeutic. I finish most poems in one session. This is quite a miracle given my previous writing habits. Beside, my untamed style is probably not very conducive to many typical editing processes. I am done with the prose. Any how, I prefer to hang with the cons…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I have encountered many opportunities to attend writers workshops and such. The impulse for me to attend has never arose. My style of poetry is free — and writefully worth every penny! Thus, this poem: The Dog Edit My Homework … Continue reading
\nOf work shops
\nEditing
\nAnd fixing poems
\nNot quiet apprehended
\nBye me
\nLike some wolf
\nWho wandered into the city
\nAnd in countering being fixed
\nThat could halve been me
\nTastefully domesticated
\nHow ever knot today
\nAs nought a cur
\nGratefully run out of town
\nWith a prodigious pare
\nOf my own
\nAnd rather unregarded as homeless
\nThan house broken<\/p>\n