Eleven Things You’d Relate to If You’re Both a Prose and Poetry Writer
Hello everyone! How are you? Thank God it doesn’t rhyme this time around. Phew. My sentences have become too rhyming nowadays, so imagine my relief my friends, imagine my relief indeed! Gosh! All those daft rhythmic rubbish again! What to do? Well, I think writing this listicle’s what to do. As the self-explanatory title suggests, in this post I share eleven things you’d relate to if you’re both a prose and poetry writer like me, or to put it more simply, a confused writer. Nah just kidding. Anyway, let’s dive into that list! 1) Most of the time, your poetry doesn’t rhyme and your prose does – especially when you don’t want it to. 2) Your text messages read like song lyrics and although you’re not a songwriter – at least not formally – your song lyrics read like text messages. 3) Procrastination will often try to charm you into writing a novel when you’re working on your poem and vice versa. 4) Your poetry has too many plots and your prose none at all.