poems Archives - Sanjukta Das

What is Prose Poetry? Brief Overview

by Sanjuktadas | Aug 16, 2023 | MY POETRY CORNER, Writing Tips | 0 |

Prose poetry is a unique and versatile form of literary expression that skillfully blurs the boundaries between prose and poetry, creating a captivating hybrid that marries the narrative flow of prose with the evocative language and rhythmic cadence of traditional verse. Unlike conventional poetry, which relies on structured lines and stanzas, prose poetry is presented in paragraphs, resembling prose in its appearance. However, its poetic essence shines through as it weaves together a tapestry of heightened imagery, vivid metaphors, and emotional depth, capturing the essence of human experiences and the intricate complexities of life.

How to Start Writing Prose Poetry- Beginners Guide

by Sanjuktadas | Aug 9, 2023 | MY POETRY CORNER, Writing Tips | 0 |

To begin your journey into the world of prose poetry, immerse yourself in the form by reading a variety of prose poems from different poets. This exposure will help you understand the diverse styles and themes within the genre and offer inspiration for your own work. As you start writing, embrace the freedom that prose poetry offers. Unlike traditional poetry, there are no rigid rules or structures to constrain you. Let your creativity flow without inhibitions and explore the limitless possibilities of language and expression.

The Journey By Train Prose poetry by Sanjukta Das

by Sanjuktadas | Jul 27, 2023 | MY POETRY CORNER, New Prose-Poetry, Writing Tips | 0 |

In the journey of life A lot of people jumped onto the train Towards a destination Called “Friendship” Some found the journey Tedious and uncomfortable A journey wearisome and arduos And jumped off very fast Some stayed on Yet Midway through the journey they encountered bliss And claimed it was enough. And a little later boarded a better train Some carried on Where the seats were cushioned with ‘Mutual respect’ they said And it made their journey more comfortable Bestowing solace upon their travel Some grew weary And claimed the journey was demanding Their steps turned wobbly They bid...