Inversions Metaphor - The Poetry of Vance Monet // Wordslinger ep 223

I often tell people that poetry has never been my thing. But I’m learning that I’ve always been wrong about that. Because not only do I find myself reading more poetry, it turns out I’ve been writing my own poetry for years without quite realizing it.
That’s not the case with my guest, Vance Monet. He’s a poet and he knows it. And he’s experimenting with something he calls “inversions metaphor,” crafting poems that bring a new perspective to everyday experiences. We talk about that and the San Francisco Forty-Niners (as poetic inspiration) in this episode of Wordslinger.

Show links:
Website: https://vancemonet.my.canva.site/
Vance Monet on Twitch: www.twitch.tv/Eskendale


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