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>> No.16818126 [View]
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I want to write a creation myth in form of a poem, but I can't decide on a form. I don't think I want to write it in true rhyme but merely in rythm.
So far I have tried each verse being three lines of eight syllables each, ended by a single three syllable line but it sounds clunky and I dont have much experience in writing poems. Keeping the lines short and snappy feels just like the most elegant approach, so I have not strayed far from that yet.
I already decided that twelve and seven would be important numbers for religions, but I don't know whether to shape my metre after that.
What are some good inspirations for poetic rythms?

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How do you guys know what kind of metre is the appropriate while writing poetry? I cannot figure.

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