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How to write teen angst poetry
Find inspiration.
You should start by finding inspiration for your poetry by drawing on your own experiences and feelings. Ask yourself, " what makes me angry in my life? " or " what moment or event triggered my confusion or frustration? " you could then focus on the moment or event in your poetry.
OPTIONS: (a). Identify a particular time or place where you felt enraged, stressed out, or emptied. For example, maybe you were upset about your dad taking you to pick out a new dress, or maybe you were angered by your schoolmate abusing gin. (b). Using your own experiences as inspiration will help you translate raw emotion and feelings down on the page. You may start by simply jotting down notes about your answers to those two questions. (c). Many teen angst poems are completely historical. It is important to note these historical events later if you're interested in creating a dramatic scene in your poem. (d). If you are struggling to reframe your thoughts and emotions, there are techniques you can use to reframe them and language to guide your thoughts. Use pop culture images, in particular, and try to write in a way that is distinctly pop culture.
(b).