To gain recognition as a poet, you need to not only write a good poem, but also demonstrate it to as many people as possible. Thanks to the ubiquity of the Internet, this can be done quite simply.
Instructions
Step 1
It is quite natural for an author to want to show his creations to other people, and ideally to see them published in a newspaper or poetry collection. Fame, recognition, fame and royalties are understandable and correct motives that must be followed in order to become a recognized poet. There are several main ways to publish your poetry.
Step 2
There are many poetry sites on the Internet that are happy to post poems by novice authors. In order to be able to publish here, you need registration, which, in particular, will protect your works with copyright. By accessing your page, you can post poems, read and comment on poems by other authors. In addition, for a fee, the site will temporarily place a link to your poems on the home page.
Step 3
The second option is to create your own website or blog (online diary) where you will be able to publish whatever you want. Keep in mind that in the beginning there will not be very many readers, but if your works are really good, then soon the number of visitors to your page will increase.
Step 4
As for paper publications, poetry competitions on various topics are regularly held on the same Internet. As a rule, winners of such competitions get the opportunity to publish their poems in a poetry collection. Naturally, you need to carefully read the terms of the competitions and the feedback from the participants so as not to get caught by unscrupulous organizers.
Step 5
Finally, one can find literary magazines or newspapers that sometimes accept poems by unknown authors for publication on the back pages. Basically, such publications are kept afloat at the expense of enthusiasts, so it's better not to think about royalties and royalties yet, but at least your work will be seen by readers. If the works, in the opinion of experts, deserve the best, send them to serious literary publishers.
