This was very insightful, thank you. It's weird how you described almost exactly what I have been planning to write: a poetry book where the poems are all a part of a story and the reader has to connect the dots.

Thanks for sharing! It’s always fun to see how other creatives practice their craft. Keep it up!

Omg I’m totally in the same boat as you. I’m writing a poetry book with a plot, and cannot figure out how to organize the poems and I’ve ALSO been googling and desperately trying to figure out how to do this. It’s really nice to see someone also trying to figure this concept out. 😊

This was so nice to hear someone actually say that you can’t find anything

you should be having like a million followers based on this video wtfffffffff I love you

I LOVE YOUR CONCEPT so so freaking much! It's so original and intriguing! Also, I really appreciate that you chose to share it with us. I hope your poetry book turns out amazing and does well. Good luck 🌻 xx

Wow! I love your organization, and you mostly have everything planned out! This was LITERALLY the only video that I could find covering the whole brainstorming/planning of a poetry book. I am also planning on including illustrations (drawn/painted by my best friend) with every poem as well as a famous quote to go with each. I don't have a storyline, but my poems will have a common theme (title is Blessed Beyond Measure)

Extremely insightful thank you for detailing a very obscure art form 🖤

Thank You for sharing, your KZfaq video is a blessing. Wishing you much success.

This actually super helpful. I have a collection of similar themed poems forming-not so narrative like yours but Still as someone who is used to writing fiction books and not poetry books this is cool to see someone else’s process!

This actually helped a lot. Thanks!

Wynter, your information is very helpful. I am in the process of writing a poetry book surrounded by the main theme {bipolar thoughts} so videos like yours are very helpful! Thank You!!!

Poetry, what beautiful craft

My current poetry notebooks are a big ol' mess in different languages. I have a hard time staying on track and it shows. First time seeing a video of yours. Interesting looking at how you organized it.

Your very informative and your on the right track. Keep going, you’ll make it.

This has honestly been in my top 5 of the best 9 minutes and 23 seconds I've ever spent! I honestly never thought about constructing an outline and formulating each aspect (as its own entity) that would later coincide into a greater collective. I thought that you could only do this with books! Thank you so much for illuminating and shedding light on a more philosophical depth of "poetic" justice!

Glad you made this ! I also have found no information on how to organize my own poetry book but this was insightful. Wish you all the best on your project !!!

I love your journal writing.

Your poetry book is lovely - you have a great eye for graphic design! You should see MY poetry rough drafts - hahahaha. Crazy indecipherable scribbles. I love that your poetry book has a story woven through it - my poetry books are much more random - they have common themes and the continuity of my voice but none has a narrative arc yet. Coincidentally, a few months ago, I started a new poetry book all about my solo pilgrimage across Europe - it's coming along slowly though because I'm trying to finish a novel - and you know firsthand how tricky it is to change mindsets on a dime. I wish I had your natural ability to write stories!! Best of luck with your poetry. Your prose is poetic already, actually . especially your shape-shifting scenes. There's so much poetry in your fiction.

I know this video is a little bit old, but I'm posting a reply anyway. :D I wish I had seen your post earlier, before I published my first poetry book this year! Likewise, I didn't see much information swimming around, so it was a bit of work. But it's done! Thanks for sharing. I use a notebook similarly to yours but...your penmanship is sooo much better. :)

You've put so much thought into each poem and its planning, I'm very impressed and jealous! But yeah, I'm trying to put together a poetry book too and there's like no thorough enough tutorials out there. Standard formatting sure, but I've yet to find how I'm getting any traditional artwork into my book easily even though that's become a bit of a norm.

This is such a therepeutic video. After writing all the poems, I was quite lost about organizing them, and then this video came as a saviour

Thanks for sharing! I plan on writing a novel in verses this summer, so it’s nice to see another writer’s process

I was wondering, are you going to self-publish it when you finish it? Or are you going to try and get a traditional publish label?

This helps me so much! Thank you ❣️

Very interesting! I like your take and structure! Keep it up!

This was very helpful thank you!

Thank you for sharing I appreciate it

Thank you for this. I'm noticing the same issues. I just need help figuring out how to format it in google docs and there aren't enough videos on how to do this properly. I feel like I'm going into this blind. Either way, I'm going to get it done!

Ugggh life saver girl. Thank you so much im in this process right now and this made me work efficiently today ive been slacking. Great video im very much winging it too lmao

Did you finish the book? Its been 1 year for the video. So i just wanted to know how the book came up to be.

Notebook info starts at 4:00

Did you end up publishing this poetry book? I think this way of poetry is a cool idea!

You might consider contacting Amanda Gorman. Her mission is to help girls like you. Seriously!

Osmm video...learned soo many things..even i thought to publish my book..im done with 12 poems..each poem contains 2-3 pages(say 15 paragraphs) can u tell me how many poems r needed to publish a book..?

Do you have any advice on being a poetry vlogger? I’d love to start doing that.

Research her on UTube. She has a great heart and insight. By the way, I’m a 72 year old learning.

That's such a great start friend. Was it self/traditionally published??? © Tolerantia