'How Do I Write A Poem? With The 11r Principle. Poem by Luke Easter

1) Read- not just the written word but your surroundings via five senses.

2) Retain- write them down whether interesting or not.

3) Restructure- now throw out that which does not send a message you want to convey. Putting thoughts in an order that tell a poetic story.

4) Rhyme- here's the tricky part. Sometimes a sentence will become fragmented but that's OK when writing rhyme poetry. Have your dictionary and thesaurus ready.

5) Relate- in a written form. Poetry!

6) Resistance- will come from Satan as his fiery darts try to divert your attention from the task at hand to all your failures and misdeeds of the past
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7) Release- the spirit by standing tall in your thought process being firm in a conviction for whatever you're writing.

8) Rushing- is the last thing you'll want to do.

9) Relax- take your time. What's the hurry?

10) Read- once satisfied with the work, have another look at it. See if the message you want to get across is what they feel as well.

11) Remember- in Christ Jesus, God sent His best. So why go back to Him with anything less?