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3/5/2019 0 Comments

Creative Integrity

 Some years ago, a poet and colleague where I was teaching discussed the problem of a poet taking an image or phrase from another poet's work without permission and acknowledgment and incorporating it into one's own poem. He described it as "a stupid way to work." A poem works best when the images arise in the process of creating the poem, an organic process. A poem in which such an image or phrase appears, in my judgment, would violate creative integrity, and appearing in another poet's work might be jarring.
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    Neva Herrington

    Neva Herrington is a poet and former educator. She is currently working on a new book of poetry, a collection of short stories, and her memoir. Her inspiration comes from her own experience and the work of other poets.

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