The Taste of Words - Lynch, Meg
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As Meg Lynch's debut volume of poetry, The Taste of Words: This is Only the Beginning serves as a reminder that anyone can write a book. The poems in this volume are simple yet beautiful, and they show the maturity of a girl falling in love with words for the very first time. From writing only in couplets, realizing just how much fun sonnets and villanelles can be, and embracing the freedom of free verse poetry, Meg had fun playing around with words. She mulled over them in her mind to create poems of value. Not afraid to sit with a piece until it becomes something bigger than she originally…mehr

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As Meg Lynch's debut volume of poetry, The Taste of Words: This is Only the Beginning serves as a reminder that anyone can write a book. The poems in this volume are simple yet beautiful, and they show the maturity of a girl falling in love with words for the very first time. From writing only in couplets, realizing just how much fun sonnets and villanelles can be, and embracing the freedom of free verse poetry, Meg had fun playing around with words. She mulled over them in her mind to create poems of value. Not afraid to sit with a piece until it becomes something bigger than she originally believed it could be, Meg uses patience as a tool in her writing to make sure that what she publishes is good work. From fourth grade through high school and even college, this book shows Meg's journey of discovering her writing voice and maturing in her style. Perhaps it might help you along your own writing journey. Meg sure hopes it will.
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"You won't find perfection here, but you will find hope." Meg grew up with a love for the written word. After discovering poetry in fourth grade, she picked up her pen and hasn't put it down since. She found solace in the stories told by others. They were her friends when no one else was, and it was through stories that Meg learned she was not alone. When bullies had knocked her self-esteem to the ground, words built it right back up. When she entered college, Meg had no clue what she wanted to do with her life... until an English professor approached her at a major fair. "You look like a word girl," she said, a knowing smirk splayed across her face. Meg will never forget the moment she turned in the form declaring her major; she graduated in 2013 with a Bachelor of Arts in English, her concentration in Writing and Rhetoric. Meg now enjoys helping others with their writing. She believes that every person has a story to tell and that each story has value and meaning. If you have a story aching to get out of you, Meg encourages you to reach out to her via her website: www.meglynchwriter.com.