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Tips for poets and writers



Stay in touch with your true feeling. Your poem and article is actually the extension of your self, and your true nature.

Don't write your article with your hands; write your article with your heart. If you don't feel it in your heart and if you don't see it in your heart, don't write it. 

Reciting the poem must come from the seat of your passion. Feel the words before you speak them. Taste every statement before you feed them to your audience. 

The spirit behind your article is actually the passion in your heart. If you don't write with passion, the people reading your article won't feel the message.

People can forget what you tell them but they will never forget the experience you offer them.

A writer or poet is a creator of experience through their passion and knowledge on a specific topic

Shalom!
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