Poet Interview: DripDripDrop
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Poet Interview: DripDripDrop
About DripDripDrop
A storyteller at heart, DripDripDrop has been writing since her high school years. Her passion for crafting stories has led to her work being published in anthologies by Warang Publishing House and Ukiyoto Publishing.
DripDripDrop
A storyteller at heart, DripDripDrop has been writing since her high school years. Her passion for crafting stories has led to her work being published in anthologies by Warang Publishing House and Ukiyoto Publishing.
Q & A with DripDripDrop
1. What inspired you to start writing poetry?
It all started way back in my English class in highschool. The teacher assigned us to write a haiku. At first I don’t even know what a haiku was, but then I eventually tried writing a haiku. It was about my crush. Since then, I started writing all different kinds of poetry.
2. Where do you usually find inspiration for your poems?
I usually find inspiration from my experiences or what I’ve watched from anime or movies.
3. What themes or feelings do you often explore in your works?
I usually write about loss, regret, family or being in love.
4. Describe your style in three words.
Direct. Simple. Felt.
5. What advice would you give to writers who want to try poetry?
Seize the feeling and write it out.
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SOME OF DRIPDRIPDROP’S BOOKS
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