Poetry and Fiction
- Emily Bilman
- Oct 26, 2018
- 1 min read
I will be reading from my new book of poetry, <<The Threshold of Broken Waters>>
at a workshop on poetry and fiction. I think that poetry adds vivacity to a fiction piece
by emphasizing the images that are contained in the piece. On the other hand, fiction
adds a narrative trend to poetry and allows it to be developed in the poem.
Although a poem's length cannot accommodate a very long piece of fiction,
it can still maintain a narrative thread and develop suspense and verisimilitude.
I have decided to read poems with a narrative content from a series of poems
which deal with my son's birth, his childhood, his traumas, and their resolution.
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