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Writing Lessons for Beginning WritersThis article is about how to write using the various rhythms of writing. Good writing employs many elements. One such element is grammar usage--using the rules of grammar to achieve a distince rhythm and flow in your writing.Learning how to write sentences and paragraphs with purpose and clarity is an important lesson for beginning writers to learn.
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The Rhythm of Writing
Writing is a lot like dancing.
There are various steps and rhythms that need to be followed in order to turn out a flawless performance or presentation.
The partners in the dance of writing are words and flow. Choosing not only the best words to give the most impact, but also altering and playing with the flow of those words is a graceful and often breathtaking dip in your writing repertoire.
The dance should start out smooth, include some fancy and exhilerating footwork, wind in a few surprises in tempo, and then leave the reader breathless with an elegant flourish. In other words, start with clever and compelling sentences, juxtaposing some short and choppy ones alongside a few well-strung lines, alternate with a few descriptive phrases, and then complete the paragraph with an ending sentence that has the reader gasping for breath and anxiously awaiting the next words from your pen. The rhythm of the dance is what brings your writing to life.
There are many styles in the dance of writing. There is challenge and satisfaction in exploring your own individual interpretation of it. Practicing and experimenting with words and their flow until you are fluid in your steps will initiate a life-long love affair with the dance.
Go with the flow...
 
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