#lyricality

[saevabellamundi-blog]

        now the 🄳🄰🅈 bleeds         into 🄽🄸🄶🄷🅃🄵🄰🄻🄻         and you're 🄽🄾🅃 here     to get me 🅃🄷🅁🄾🅄🄶🄷 it all        i let my 🄶🅄🄰🅁🄳 down  and then you 🄿🅄🄻🄻🄴🄳 the rug    i was getting kinda used to being    🅂🄾🄼🄴🄾🄽🄴 🅈🄾🅄 🄻🄾🅅🄴🄳

[anything-and-every-thing]

MARCUS PE BENITO!!!!!

[humanbeanisnotamused]

Tbh my favourite lines Taylor Swift has ever written are in You Are In Love:

You understand now why they lost their minds and fought the wars,

And why I've spent my whole life trying to put it into words

For one thing, because that's an amazing way to describe love to someone who's never experienced it. Looking over at them one day and going, "Oh. This is what they write the songs about."

The other reason I like this line is because she refers to herself. It becomes apparent that she is a character in this story, when up until then you assume she's simply narrating her own story in the second person. Here she's talking to someone, and it never fails to summon to my mind the image of hot cocoa in mugs and sitting at the kitchen table in the middle of the night, asking your older sister what love feels like, and she tells you to just close your eyes and imagine.

[wwyllwyw]

Prompt a day, prompt away!

Alright, now it's time to get into your inner poet. Poetry helps with the lyricality of your writing. Words flow more naturally in poems, but we also want our words to flow in our writing. We'll do a simple one today. 

Write a free verse poem that talks about someone's passion. This passion can be anything you want. But, you must not tell what your passion is. So, what is your passion?

[flexingtonavenue-blog]

[bloodstillyoung]

runrunru na way

[bloodstillyoung]

all things go, all things go