Guys, im going to write an epic poem in (loose) blank verse. I dont have any delusions of what it will bring me. It's purely a hobby, and i dont intend to try to publish.
My question: What should it be about? I'd love to write something about the everyday, have store clerks and walking to school and work be a part of it, but i know that's been done before. I think it would be cool to make this fantasy novel i planned out in middle school the focus of it (i have books and books filled with ideas, which are of course awful, but a lot of it is at least salvageable or easily fixed with whatever postmodern wizardry i can attempt to conjure).
Give me some ideas. I'm open to anything.
>>9490481
>fix childhood imagination with postmodernism
just kill yourself
what metre are you writing in?
>>9490481
You're not going to write poem, you're not going to do anything. You will no utilize any of the ideas given, nor would they be worth anything if you did.
>>9490481
Write something about male beauty
>>9490503
hey i aint not faggot
>>9490506
Suit yourself, senpai.
make it an epic poem about a kid who goes to school and then goes home and sees a guy getting hit by a car and the end.
I don't see the point of blank verse. You may as well be writing prose.
>>9490563
If it doesn't rhyme it might as well be prose?
>>9490494
Isn't blank verse always iambic pentameter?
>>9490606
>any other metre and it still being blank verse
Wait so what is blank verse then? Anything unrhymed?
I assumed iambic pentameter was its single defining feature.
>>9490627
>what is blank verse
any uniform pentameter (iambic is the only reasonable one to write in for an extended work in english).
>>9490627
It's verse bound in meter with no rhyme pattern.
>>9490627
Technically it's just unrhymed verse, but it's almost always iambic pentameter
>>9490627
unrhymed + regular metre