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Unread 07-28-2009, 05:29 PM
David Rosenthal David Rosenthal is offline
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Originally Posted by Terry McDermott View Post
well not really suck.
I'm wondering if there's ever been thought to creating a forum for poems that the writer has become blocked on but wants to continue. A forum for some fresh ideas and perspectives when the poem is in trouble and the poet realizes it but can't figure out what to do. So the crits wouldn't be crits as much fresh directions or angles on how to fix a poem on life support.

Or could a person just add a disclaimer when posting a poem.

Terry
I thought that's what our current workshop forums were were for. If I wasn't stuck and wondering what to do, I wouldn't post. I mean, yeah, there are degrees of "stuck." Sometimes I feel finished, but I have worked a thing so long I need "objective" eyes look it over. But just as often I have a piece that just feels like a mess but I feel like there might be something in it somewhere, so I put up the latest draft and see what happens. In both cases the results have never failed to be helpful. Gee...I guess I may be using the forms incorrectly sometimes...?

David R.

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