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First Drafts, Broken Rules

Sherry March 19, 2017 March 19, 2017Assignments, Imagining Love, Poetry, The Art of Writing creative writing, poetry, process of writing, revision 0

First Drafts, Broken Rules Someone said, and many have repeated it-where the rumor started, I don’t know-that a writer shouldn’t send first drafts out for the public eye.  But, I am a writer who makes up her own rules, does her own thing, ‘cause someone said, and many have repeated, …

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GIVE GRANDMA A KISS

Sherry July 30, 2015 July 30, 2015Poetry, The Art of Writing autism, Minnesota Author, poetry, process of writing 0

Note: maybe it’s the heat (blessing of summer), but I just noticed my last post (be patient, I procrastinate, I don’t post often) was about this same poem! This one, again, a slightly different version. It’s been an amazing summer! Beginning with participating in a class taught by Alison McGhee …

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10 minute writing assignment: revised twice

Sherry June 11, 2015 June 11, 2015Assignments autisim, grandsons, memoir, poetry, process of writing, revision, writing 0

I enjoy re-visioning (not editing). It’s fascinating to see where a poem will lead you, if you let it. It helps to play with words, with sounds, with punctuation: change happens. The following poem changed meaning from the draft to the second revision: suddenly the grandmother was no longer thinking …

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WRITER’S HESITATION or I’m not “blocked,” I’m lazy

Sherry May 1, 2015 May 1, 2015Assignments, The Art of Writing poetry, process of writing, writer's block 1

Often it’s been said that there is no such thing as writer’s block.  I tend to agree.  However, personally, I have “writer’s hesitation.”  [I know, the period inside the quotation looks weird, but I’ve been told by experts that’s the way it is.] I hesitate for various reasons, but most …

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