365 Days of Writing at Writing Knights

Azriel Johnson, at Writing Knights, has started a year-long series of exercises for how to write poetry (but also somewhat applicable to other types of creative writing), with a post every day, starting the beginning of May. (The series is also reposted at NEOpoets.org).  So far, the series has gotten to week eight.
If you want to learn poetry-- or if you're already a poet, but might like some exercises as a tune-up-- or if you just like to read about poetry-- check it out.

• Introduction: a Pretentious Attempt at Instruction
• Introduction: Your Own Form
• Week One: Originality
• Week Two: Emotional Content
• Week Three: Habituation
• Week Four: Expression
• Week Five: Form Poetry
• Week Six: Free Verse Poetry
• Week Seven: Enjambment
• Week Eight: Prose Poetry
• Week Nine: Caesura
• Week Ten: Focus and Emphasis
• Week Eleven: Rhyming
• Week Twelve: Alliteration
• Week Thirteen: Assonance
• Week Fourteen: Meter
• Week Fifteen: Showing vs Telling
• Week Sixteen: Using Your Senses
• Week Seventeen: Colors
• Week Eighteen: Actions
• Week Nineteen: Details
• Week Twenty: Using Stronger Words
• Week Twenty-one: Profanity & Slang
• Week Twenty-two: Self-Censorship & Intention
• Week Twenty-three: Metaphor vs Simile
• Week Twenty-four: Academic Poetry
• Week Twenty-five: Nature
• Week Twenty-six: Intellectual Content
• Week Twenty-seven: Internal Editor
• Week Twenty-eight: Underground-Street
• Week Twenty-nine: Lyrics
• Week Thirty: Juxtaposition

Link to the entire series
alternate link (NEOpoets)