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December 2003 Writing poems Q: I LOVE your poetry. I've always wanted to write poems, but I am stuck with a blank page of nothing. How can I develop? A: I think part of the success in poetry is simply writing down things you really want to tell someone, but for some reason can't (or haven't yet). For example, think for a moment. Think about the love you ALWAYS wanted to have. What would you say to that person about how important he/she is? What words would reflect the joy you experience from gazing into his eyes and seeing everything youve always dreamt? Becoming more passionate Q: How can I become a more passionate lover? I have a boyfriend, and we click at times, but the passion isn't there. Worse, I think I'm most of the problem. A: Then become part of the solution! Like most all things sexual, the one ingredient that will help you become more passionate (and more sensual, physical, etc.) is confidence! It's the one thing that separates people who truly live from merely the pretenders. Work on being confident in all aspects of your everyday life (to include work, at the gym, and elsewhere) and an improvements to your passionate life will follow. Confidence: live it! |
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Back to Sommer's Index Email me: psommer@paulsommer.org All poems, Copyright (as dated), Paul Sommer. All Rights Reserved. HOWEVER These poems are meant for enjoyment, and I give you full permission to use them in your private life. So if you wish, share them with a loved one or a friend. Please DO NOT steal them and attempt to publish the works as your own! Note: the PICS posted on the Sommer site are open-source, at least to our best understanding. If we have mistakenly used a picture that you know is held as copyright by a valid source, please notify the webmaster of the Sommer site, and we will remove the image accordingly. To request a poetry reading, please send me an email. I do about ten a year - always ready for new adventures. |
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