The phrase Spoken Word refers to a form of poetry in which a speaker recites a poem or story aloud, either their own or someone else's. The Spoken Word artist can perform with or without background music. In addition to music, Spoken Word artists often enhance their performance with choreography and other stage-play, such as audience participation, but the main focus remains on the narration. Performance Poetry Spoken Word fans enjoy the increased powerfulness and entertainment of spoken word poetry or "Performance Poetry", as compared to written poetry. Unlike written poems, Spoken Word artists have more communication methods to use, such as body-language and voice-tone. One should note that not all Spoken Word falls completely under the classification of 'poetry'. For example, Spoken Word often features stories and political commentary. Whether solely poetic or not, many people find Spoken Word much more emotional and moving than written poetry. The History of Spoken Word The modern spoken word movement is usually said to have started in the early 90s, and continued from there. However, like most forms of art, spoken word has existed in some form since humans first started communicating and civilizing. Thanks to the fine nature of spoken word, the artist needs nothing but a voice and some words - no instruments. .. Spoken word poetry is a movement a continuous struggle
Is a diverse unique universe where words sprout out of the
earth as seedlings on the earth’s mounds
Spoken words are as fragile as a drop of water on a dry mouth
Spoken word poetry is a moment a layering of life’s struggles
and challenges. Spoken Words are the ancestors’ coming back to life…
is a continuous movement a struggle giving us life….

Romantic Poetry
The best known Romantic poets were Blake, Wordsworth, Coleridge,
Byron, Shelley, and Keats and their poetry was dependent on various
features peculiar to their time: a reaction against previous literary styles
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