Write Better Poetry By Thinking Like A Designer
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Write Better Poetry By Thinking Like A Designer
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Poet and content designer Hannah Stevenson joins poet Geoff Anderson in this episode of Pour Over Poems for coffee, poetry, and a deep dive into the craft of writing and UX design.In this episode, Hannah shares her poem "Cowlick" and discusses the surprising overlap between poetry and content design—from stripping away unnecessary words to make meaning resonate, to solving communication problems, guiding the reader’s experience, and the subtle art of titles.Welcome to Pour Over Poems, where host poet Geoff Anderson invites a poet out for coffee to hear one of their poems and then see where the discussion goes. See more Pour Over Poems: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrbwlCYKx-kIn this video:00:00 - Introduction & Coffee Duty00:44 - Poem Reading: "Cowlick" by Hannah Stevenson02:15 - Why "Cowick"? Fragments and Intention04:50 - The Parallels Between Content Design and Poetry05:50 - Stripping Away Words to Find Meaning09:15 - Problem-Solving in UX vs. Writing from the Inside Out13:36 - The Power of the Pause & Negative Space18:00 - Why Titles and Framing Matter in Poetry21:00 - Writing for an Audience vs. Writing for Everyone#poetry #PourOverPoems #diversesDiverses is dedicated to promoting poetry from multi-ethnic, multi-racial, and under-represented writers.
