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Response writing is an wonderful way to get yourself writing, and can have an immediacy about it that other types of writing do not. However the most common way to […]

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Exercises

Continuity

Continuity – the thread that connects this bit to that bit in a smooth progression. Do you like the seeming unchangingness of the continuity? Or do you hate the deception […]

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Half Way Through

Yes that is right! We are half away through the month! And that means it is give away time. We have several packs of Muse Monster inspiration cards to give […]

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Rarity

We are rare, each and everyone of us, when all of existence is taken into account we are hardly here at all. That may make us seem insignificant but it […]

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Ability

Ability to do things is central to our sense of self. People each have their own set of abilities, sometimes due to accident or illness there has to be a […]

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Ambiguity

Though as mentioned in a previous exercise clarity is an important tool for writers so is ambiguity. Old viking poetry took great pains to use it too create rude sounding […]

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Vitality

Vitality – as writers sometimes the physical health can be neglected but for this writing exercise you should go for a walk, even if it is drizzling, put a coat […]

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Clarity

Describing with clarity is one of the most important things a poet can do with their writing. Get some paper or preferred writing material and begin writing, just what ever […]

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Unity

Imagine unity, see a world of oneness – what would it be like to be part of this? How would it be better or worse, freeing or claustrophobic, never lonely, […]

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One Week In

We are at the end of the first week of the WoPo challenge and chances are that some of you are doing really well and that you have whizzed a […]

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Activity

Activity – what does the word conjour up for you? Scurrying ants or water skiing? Maybe your aunt is 70 + and still running her own little farm and scaring […]

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