BlogHide Resteemshyacinthesin (36)in poetry • 7 years agoJournal Entry on Poetry 02/01/210I told myself I'd learn to write more formal poetry in 2018 because free verse feels insuccificient and prose is a bore. So, what did I write today? An acrostic with the caps lock on. And, what…hyacinthesin (36)in poetry • 7 years agoThree PoemsThree Poems I. Earth It is one thing to love your- self, quite another to grow. 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