Another written off top of my head. Basically about someone with too much pride going through a harsh time and won't accept anyone else's pity or sympathy.
Ah, yeah I've got my own distinct style of writing. I was terrible at structure at school, so when I started writing poetry a year ago I ended up coming up with the style I'm writing in now. Sometimes I tweak it here and there, but mainly I don't follow anyone else's influence. Everything I write is based on trial and error, so one day I'll write something I think is brilliant, then I'll write something in which I have doubt. All in all I just find writing gives my mind exercise and it's enjoyable too.
Nice. Me, I don't really have a style. It tends to change based on the piece. But yours is very interesting to read, and I'll hopefully be able to see more from you!
I write and I write. Already submitted about 750 odd poems here, 6 chapters of an intended book, and a few lyrics. There's also scraps of unfinished poetry on my phone, which I need to get back too and finish off. People call it my style, but basically I've never noticed till recently. I kind of just write out most of my stuff at random. I get say an idea, maybe a word or an image, in my mind and I come up with a poem. I always feel if I can read what I wrote back to myself and I enjoy it, then it's good enough to be submitted. Most of the time I rarely get any form of complaint about my style.
I find the time somehow. When I started off I'd write maybe 10 or 15 a day. Trying to get back up to that stage, but my mind's slowing down. Still I usually need a quiet day where I can spend time just listening to music, which I find always stirs up my imagination. Taken me a year and half to get so many poems. And all of them are of my own creation. Each one, even the ones that many have not bothered to read, are written solely by me without any help from a dictionary. And the matter that I'm constantly thinking 24/7. Writing poetry was a sort of remedy to a dark period I was going through and still am in a sense.