1. General: Write a stanza or two containing general images that resonate strongly with one another so that their overall effect creates a powerful atmosphere.
2. General to specific: Make a general statement and then follow it with a highly specific image that "shows" the meaning of the statement.
3. Moving Image: Create an image, and then bend the image in stages so it becomes transformed into something else.
4. Deep Image: In order to capture archetypal and instinctual levels of consciousness, write out an important experience in which you use elemental kinds of images.
5. Abstract Image: In an effort to cover a great deal of conceptual territory, write out an image that contains an abstract notion and then fuse an opposite abstract notion to it in order to create a paradox in which both terms are true at once.
6. The Emblem: Create an emblem in a poem by employing images that have similar symbolic qualities and harmonic meanings.

Generation
Connections
Imagery
Form
Free Verse
Types
Opening/
Closing
Revision