WritingCraft
-
Poetry moves through rhythm, breath, and intention. When you control pace, sound, and voice, your lines stop sitting flat on the page and start carrying energy. Rhythm shapes the flow, rhyme adds resonance, and revision sharpens impact. Build the motion deliberately, and your words will land exactly where you want them to.
-
Metaphors and similes aren’t decoration—they’re precision tools. The right comparison sharpens meaning, reveals emotion, and turns a simple sentence into something that hits. When you build images readers can see and feel, your writing gains depth, weight, and clarity. Use them with intention, not habit, and the work transforms.
316 Expressions 