
Photo credit © All rights reserved by: In memory of Jane & Jay Danielson
His senses are covered by blinds,
so he pursues desperately:
falling for the first one he finds.
His senses are covered by blinds,
head-strongly he shuns different kinds.
He’s needy and gropes helplessly,
senses always covered by blinds
to pursue most desperately.
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FormForAll – Triolets
For those who don’t recognize this, it’s a triolet.
Photo Credit: Nina Pierce – Around The Writer’s Block, “Snow Kidding”
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Photo credit © All rights reserved by: In memory of Jane & Jay Danielson
memorable vibrations
might seem
hard to come by
no rehearsing
what’s to come
from passing desire
imagination fashions
miraculously
life passes furtively
dervishly twirl
till beginnings have no end
imperfections released
in sparse pleasant days
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Imaginary Gardens With Real Toads – A Word with Laurie
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dversepoets giving-thanks
Photo credit: Dominick Tyler in Guardian News and Media Limited “Valleys, Rivers and Waterfalls” – Friday 3 April 2009
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Written for: Limerick-Off Monday “phase”
Photo Credit: bajansunonline Stripper Rapes Best Man
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crayons stuffed in holes
garden filled with many toys
children live inside
dreaming of princes
childish transpiration
unrealistic
between good and bad
boys were caught chanting curses
scribed in ancient books
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gooseberry Poetry Picnic Week 13:
Childhood, Dreams, Books, Role Models
Photo credit: deviantart by konan376
bistoury hidden in
baldric of tanned cow leather.
malchus sharpend deftly by
acutiator. always
armisonant; on his heels.
roundhead most efficacious.
sword positioned at his hip.
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Also Posted on: PurpleTreehouse Poetic Forms Week 6: Back to Basics
Where we were asked to write “Stellar Verse” specifically about the constellation ORION. The simplest for of Orion consists of seven stars (without the Hunter’s shield and club.) The poem had to be 7 lines which had to begin with the initial letter of the names of the 7 stars working in sequence from the celestial zenith, ie, B, B, M, A, A, R, S and each line in the “pure” form of the Orion, must have seven syllables, but flexibility is allowed. There is no set rhyme scheme.
The actual names of the stars from which the letter sequence above has been generated are: Betelgeuse, Bellatrix, Mintaka, Alnilam, Alnitak, Rigel, Saiph.
Since Orion is a hunter/warrior, I chose weapon words, some of which you might not understand (I didn’t know over half of these) so I am giving you the definitions:
acutiator – person in the Middle Ages who attended armies and knights to sharpen their instruments of war
armisonant – rustling in arms; resounding with arms
baldric – belt worn over one shoulder that is typically used to carry a sword
bistoury – surgical instrument for making incisions
malchus – short sword with a broad tapering blade
roundhead – weapon used as a club
bring reconciliation
redeem from persecution
rock the opposition
fill with compassion
fight off starvation
grieve sinful condition
reign in proportion
reward our recitation
mercy on our generation
express devotion
declare benediction
ordain with obligation
praise urgent declamation
bless vocal improvisation
glorify breathing relaxation
proclaim his name with satisfaction
commit your spirit to salvation
worship through musical notation
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Written for: Monday Morning Writing Prompt: Sacred Music.
Photo Credit: Food For The Spiritual Soul’s Blog – Mahatma Gandhi