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How to utilize the senses in poetry
Brainstorm a rough list.
If you know what you are going to write about (or during the writing of the poem, either works), open a separate document or get a piece of paper and bullet or make columns for each sense. Then fill them in with descriptions of the item you've chosen.
A: It does not have to be cohesive lines, even basic words will do (you can enhance them later). Then, incorporate these into your poem, editing and fitting into your lines.

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How to insult somebody creatively
Think before reacting.
If you insult someone without taking a moment to gather your wits, you'll probably just be plain defensive or come across as confused. When you insult them, take a small amount of time to think about it.
A: Not too much or they'll catch on, but a long pause is just fine. If you're short on ideas use a previous insult and modify it.

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How to say i love you in welsh
Begin with' rwy'n'.
This is the welsh word which is used for' i'. It is an abbreviated version of' rwyf yn', which is directly translated as' i am'.
A: Welsh grammar is different to english grammar, but for this phrase, the first word is the same. It is pronounced like' ruin'.

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There two women boxers competing in kickboxing against each other in a boxing event. The referee is standing next to them. There are several spectators watching the boxers compete. after the referee
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gives a go, the contestants begin the match.