How to Write Cinquain PoetryWritten by Gary R. Hess
Continued from page 1 Line 3: Six syllables Line 4: Eight syllables Line 5: Two syllables Other things to keep in mind include; staying on topic, try to keep interest of you readers (that is of course if you are writing for publication), and most importantly expresses emotion. Also be sure to keep in mind that in order to have a successful cinquain, not unlike other poetry, poet must choose words carefully and construct a meaningful and heartfelt poem. One thing to keep in mind while writing poetry, keep it fun. Don't stress over it and only write when you have inspiration. It will make your poetry more meaningful and will make you feel better about your work.

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| | Why Book Writers Need A Running MateWritten by Marvin D. Cloud
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Games are played, one at a time. If you lose today, unless something tragically happens, there will be another one tomorrow. Television's Dr. Phil said, "Everyone wants to be a hero on Saturday. The big difference between winners and losers is that winners work hard every day to do what it takes to win." If you fail your writing task today, you can start again tomorrow. However, losing seasons occur when in end, you have lost more than you have won. Most new writers and seasoned ones as well, don't write as much as they can on a daily basis. Even writing part-time, two pages per day is a good start, and more can easily be done if effort is put forth. However, most of us need that extra push from someone who genuinely cares about us and our project, to keep us in game. Although it is good to find a like-minded individual, in some ways, your accountability partner's character should be diametrically opposed to your character. For example, if you know you need a lot of hand-holding, your accountability partner should definitely be a self-starter. If you are a pessimist, your partner should be an optimist. However, if you are an optimist, it is usually better for you not to pick a pessimist for your partner.

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