Exploring the Possibilities of Ekphrastic Poetry Marisa's Wicked Word Nosh

Ekphrastic poetry includes vivid imagery about a work of art created by another artist. You may have read ekphrastic poems inspired by paintings or sculptures, but they can also be about music, dance, and other forms of art. I explain some reasons why ekphrastic poetry can be so appealing to readers and writers, and how these poems can get our creative juices flowing.

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References

Craven, Jackie. “What Is Ekphrastic Poetry?” https://www.thoughtco.com/ekphrastic-poetry-definition-examples-4174699

Huff, Hannah. “Ekphrastic Poetry: When Art Kindles Literature.” https://notesofoak.com/discover-literature/ekphrastic-poetry/

Poetry Teatime. “Ekphrastic Poetry.” https://poetryteatime.com/blog/ekphrastic-poetry

Poets.org. “Notes on Ekphrastic.” https://poets.org/text/notes-ekphrasis

Power Poetry. “5 Tips for Writing Ekphrastic Poetry.” https://powerpoetry.org/actions/5-tips-writing-ekphrastic-poetry

Rau, Christina M. “Your Guide to Ekphrastic Poetry (It’s Fantastic!).” https://bookriot.com/ekphrastic-poetry/