Poetry- To be read or spoken

The difference between written and spoken word poetry lies in the intention. Written poetry is crafted for the page, often with introspective messages or historical significance. Spoken word poetry is more focused on engaging the audience in the moment, shaping words around rhythm and immediate connection. Both approaches offer unique voices and emotional depth.

Words Can Heal

The open mic at the Sadoff Center in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin featured a new poet reading a letter to herself. The experience of writing often leads to unexpected insights, reflecting the brain's organization process. Poetry serves as a tool for processing emotions and gaining new perspectives, especially for young individuals dealing with sadness.

Speak Through Poetry

How often do you not feel heard? You are saying something you think is important, but the other person is just waiting for you to finish, so they can speak. Even worse, they don't wait. I believe this has become an epidemic, and perhaps it is because of the epidemic. We need to communicate and … Continue reading Speak Through Poetry

Make Your Reality with a Poem

In a poem, Create a clean slate for yourself.  The fact of the matter is that we all have our own reality. It is created by our minds. Our thoughts with a bias towards negativity and darkness.  So why not direct our minds and take control of reality.  Not to hide from out problems and … Continue reading Make Your Reality with a Poem