| | * ''[[love]]'' - a poem filled with expressions of joy, despair, passion, romance, spirituality, religion or unrequited love. | | * ''[[love]]'' - a poem filled with expressions of joy, despair, passion, romance, spirituality, religion or unrequited love. |
| | + | Hi, so I'd like to expand on this article, it's very limited in scope at the time, and I think poetry is an important subject, historically, contemporarily, etc. I'd like to insert historical information, and expand on forms, perhaps creating some new articles on different forms, I notice there's pages for sonnets and haikus, but missing for certain other forms, such as pantoume, sestina, etc. Possibly expand and add articles for Christian poets -- for instance, St. Francis of Asissi is often regarded as a poet, and there's a lack of articles for say John Whittier, etc. Not completely sure the entire scope right now -- but it's definitely an area of interest for me. It may take a little time to put together exactly what I intend, my time is short at the moment, but I wanted to announce my intentions -- I was wondering, would it be best that I post in the talk page any of the major revisions and sections I intend before I commit them to the article? Much love --[[User:RLorain|RLorain]] 14:04, 27 August 2011 (EDT) |