What Mood Do Your Poems Have?
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Re: What Mood Do Your Poems Have?
My older poems I wrote during my undergraduate years are a bit less depressing. I used to write humorous poems about my exes or my mom's exes that she met on online dating websites.
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I've never given it much thought but I guess I should try harder and write a poem which has a happy mood
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Its the symbol and representations os everything.
Its love, its life
Its the emotions and the light
Literally, It is what we need to be able to survive
The heart shows everything that we can not hide.
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In my case, I usually just go with flow. I write what I feel, see, hear, smell, etc...
So far, I made some which you could say would be kinda sad, depressing, infuriating works depends on the reader though.
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In 2012 i lost a friend to suicide and wrote a poem about my grief that was published in a poetry book. Usually i write poems when im really happy or sad and its a great way to share experiences with people who are in similiar situations.
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