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National Poetry Month: Sound and Rhythm

April 25, 2013 By Erin Beasley

I think of words in terms of their sound and rhythm.I don’t much toy with rhyme schemes or meter, but I love rhythm. I think it might be my background in music or simply that I love the way words sound. I like to hear them and to think about how they roll around in the mouth or off the tongue. Strange? Perhaps, but I’m not alone in my love of sound and rhythm.

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Stories, Rhythm, and Pace

July 16, 2012 By Erin Beasley

This runner's pace is her pace. She's found her rhythm.Stories have a rhythm to them. They have their characters, usually the protagonist and the antagonist. They have their devices: repetition, foreshadow, metaphor. They have their climaxes and anti-climaxes. Depending on the type of story, the story might have a moral to it – think Aesop’s Fables – or it might cause a reader to understand a culture, a way of thought, a product, or a service. Yes, stories have a rhythm.

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