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<p style="padding-left: 30px;">We don’t just write a letter, string some<br>
letters into a word, some words or some lines,<br>
a group of words or lines, a long sentence<br>
or another broken off into a clause, a phrase,<br>
a syllabic sound, a morpheme or an inexpressiveness<br>
of what the mind intends, what the heart beats<br>
for in anticipation of meanings, signals<br>
articulated in gestures, endeavours, under<br>
the duress of pain, grief, bliss, memories,<br>
erasures and incomprehension of life’s mystery,<br>
and say we have not written a poem, whereas<br>
a poem is nothing and everything that belongs<br>
to poetry and with consideration for rhetorics<br>
or inconsideration of them, and even of patterns,<br>
structures, components, adhering strictly to rules<br>
or not, overrun with punctuations and without,<br>
communicating a message, feelings or leaving<br>
one with gimp understanding of how the mind works,<br>
hidden or open, personal or shared, soft or congeal,<br>
relatable or felt like the trails of birds in the sky,<br>
explosive or not, inexplicably naming itself in forms,<br>
themes, styles and titles with a concentration<br>
or no concentration like the songs of birds, printed<br>
or unprinted, submitted or kept, lost or found,<br>
original, stolen or imitated from excesses,<br>
inspired in dreams, by humans or nature, coherent<br>
or not that one may know it is something that flows<br>
from the beginning to the end in thirty lines or so,<br>
something like this, without a full-stop, and still<br>
be regarded a simple sentence of no definition</p>
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<h5 style="text-align: right;"><em>This is a lecture on writing poetry in form of a poem. It is recommended for all writers and aspiring writers who wish to produce top quality content.</em></h5>
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DEFINITION OF A POEM: NOTES IN VERSE by Aremu Adams Adebisi
