Studies in Plant and Organic Chemistry: And Literary Papers (1907)

Free-flow poetry is one of many rapid and uncanny mood swings allowing one to live in the realm of time while applying clichA©s, metaphors, oxymorons, and the language which was taught to you to create, at a rapid rate and psychological state, this type of poetry with meaning to the self. Somewhat similar to Sigmund Freud’s free association-one saying the first thing that comes to mind-free-flow poetry is similar in that, like a song, a main thought may change in regard to mood and augment a new line in the stanza that has absolutely nothing to do with the prior thought in the list of lyrics. It is one of free, serial, and surreal thoughts allowing one to share their unconscious motives in such poetry outlined here as free-flow. There are no rules or status quo English procedures or musts in creating this type of writing style. It is one which allows you to be free to express the self without hindrance and which makes you write whatever comes to mind without fear of the norm and standards set forth in the English vernacular of our day.