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    Write Poetry Now: 366 Prompts for Inspiring Your Poems

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    Robert Brewer, editor of Writer's Market and author of the popular poetry blog Poetic Asides, compiles in this book all of his best, most popular and thought-provoking writing prompts for poets. The goal is to create new poems and this book provides 366 - enough for every day of the year! The world needs more poets. So get inspired, get creative, and start writing poetry - now!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWriter's Digest Books
    Release dateDec 9, 2012
    ISBN9781599636115
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