How to Keep a Poetry Notebook

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Having a notebook for any poetry is necessary. Writers need a special place to keep all of their special written treasures. A poetry notebook will help keep all of your writing organized and also be easy to carry from place to place for when you want to share your poetry. For the years to come, it will become a great family heirloom to share with children, grandchildren, or perhaps become a published piece of work to share with all of your favorite fans!

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy
Step1
Browse for a good sturdy notebook in your local bookstore, craftshop, or retailer such as Walmart or Kmart.
Step2
Find a notebook that has plenty of pages large enough to write on. For those wanting books that won't let your writing fade, find a book that has acid free pages.
Step3
Look for a notebook that has a hardback cover. Hardback covers are more durable and will last longer if you will be carrying it around various places.
Step4
Organize your poetry notebook by putting your name on the front cover along with an address or phone number in case it is lost. You can add a title to your notebook or put the year that you began writing so you will know which notebook is your current one.
Step5
Write in your notebook as often as you would like. You can write daily, weekly, or whenever the inspiration hits you.
Step6
Keep a few pages in the front blank in case you want to add any notes or add a table of contents to organize your poetry.
Step7
Take special care with your poetry notebook. If you are a dedicated writer, this is something that you will want to keep for a very long time. Take caution not to lose it, and use it as a special device for inspiration if you happen to get writer's block.

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