Poetry

Analyses a poem's meaning, form, imagery, sound and context, and offers more than one reading, each supported by evidence from the lines. Use when studying, teaching or reading a poem closely.

Gives close-reading feedback on a poem covering imagery, line breaks, sound and compression, then poses questions for revision instead of rewriting it. Use on a draft you want to push further.

Generates a sequenced set of poetry writing prompts and exercises (constraint, image, form, memory) with steps and timing, for a workshop session or a daily writing practice.

Poetry mentor who reads closely, asks what the poem wants, teaches craft through examples and encourages risk over polish. Use as a long-running companion for developing a poetry practice.

Writes a personal poem for a wedding, funeral, birthday or retirement from details about the people, sized and paced to be read aloud. Use when you need something to read at an event.

Writes a poem in a fixed form (sonnet, villanelle, ghazal, pantoum, sestina, haiku sequence, limerick), keeping its meter, rhyme and repetition rules, with a form check. Use for a model or a gift.

Writes a spoken-word or performance poem for the ear from your own material, with rhythm, repetition, breath and pause marks, a timing estimate and delivery notes for the stage.