Horror Poetry is a new style of poetry that I discovered I had inside of me when I wrote Night Walkers, my first horror poem. It may read like a short story but it is a surfaced poem. Horror poetry is the type of poetry that will leave you wanting more, and the suspense of it will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Depending on The title of the poem will determine how the words will flow, and how they will come across to the readers. I think that if you like horror movies you will love horror poetry.

1. “The Haunting Beauty of Horror Poetry: A Journey Through the Dark and Mysterious”
2. “Unleashing Your Inner Darkness: How Writing Horror Poetry Can Be Therapeutic”
3. “The Evolution of Horror Poetry: From Edgar Allan Poe to Modern Masters”
4. “The Art of Fear: Why Horror Poetry is More Than Just Jump Scares”
5. “The Spooky Side of Nature: How Horror Poetry Finds Beauty in the Macabre”

This type of poetry will allow me to discover new ways for me to write as a poet.

1. How does writing horror poetry differ from writing other forms of poetry?
2. What techniques can poets use to effectively create a sense of fear and suspense in their horror poetry?
3. In what ways can writing horror poetry enhance a writer’s ability to create complex and vivid descriptions?
4. Can reading horror poetry also help writers improve their craft?
6. How can horror poetry be used to explore deeper themes and emotions beyond just fear?

Writing is therapeutic for me. No matter what I am writing, it helps me to dig deeper into my emotions and bring out what is there below the surface of who I am as a writer. I never knew that I had other writing gifts until today. Writing horror poetry is something I know I will always write just as other types of poetry as well.

How do you feel about horror poetry? Some people like, rather even love a good horror story in what knot, but there are those who don’t care for this type of writing.

Everyone has their own style of writing. No two people’s writing is the same. Find out what kind of writing style you have and go with it. You might be surprised at what you discover about yourself and being creative. Until next time, happy horror writing. L.A./S.L.S. C. 2023

What was the first horror movie you ever saw?

Did it scare you?

Did you become afraid of the dark?

What was the first horror book you ever read, and why?

How do you feel about horror poetry?

Is this the kind of poem you would be interested in writing someday?

What other types of poetry do you enjoy reading or writing?

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