#Frogmouth

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fringe anvil
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<@&1144090752457113794> ; how do I make this sound more like a prose poem than a standard prose? I would appreciate constructive criticisms.

Thank you!

prisma falcon
# fringe anvil <@&1144090752457113794> ; how do I make this sound more like a prose poem than a...

I love this prose!!! I wouldn't have expected to read something regarding this topic haha but it was such a lovely read heartpotat You immerse the reader very well in the setting by using very detailed laboratory vocabulary and processes.

The last sentence from the first paragraph, as well as "And so the operation began" "Screw ethics!" Transitioned the tone really well!

You implemented humour in those stanzas really well haha. And the ending is reflective and deep.

I took your prose into a document and tried shaping it into prose poetry, or well to the extent I know from prose poetry. I'll share the first 3 stanzas, since I'm not sure if you'd rather build the rest alone yourself. Take this as inspiration if you desire.

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What I try to do when writing "prose poetry", is using the last word of a verse and/or the first word of a verse as an emphasis. And separate every idea/moment in stanzas.

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While reading your prose I noticed some pauses so sometimes I also "break the verse" when that happens.

floral geyser
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you clearly are extremely well are writing prose. i felt that the ending line was unnecessary and too in-the-face.

floral geyser
fringe anvil
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Also, if you're wondering how I came up with that story, it actually happened to me irl 😂😂

I was trying to extract a frog's brain only for its fluids + formalin to squirt in my eye 🗿

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It inspired me to write a story about it 😂

marsh terraceBOT
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fringe anvil
prisma falcon
# fringe anvil Oooh, thank you!! Your comments are extremely insightful!! Just wondering thoug...

I'm glad!

I just did my research haha. Apparently texts that are written in paragraphs that use imagery, rhythm/musicality above structure and other poetic devices, are considered prose poetry. So technically (I'm no expert) what you wrote would be a prose poem haha 😂
I got confused with poems with longer verses and not as traditional, like the sketch of yours I sent here but that'd just be considered free-verse

prisma falcon
fringe anvil
prisma falcon