lifestyle the seesaw of invisible balance § This week’s event is to write a story or poem of 5 Lines or Fewer using the word invisible. Held weekly at Patricia’s Place. Paul’s Poetry Playground Invented Poetry Forms – The Hay(na)ku Please visit my other blog, ThusNSuch Eugenia featured image – lovethispic.com
Originally posted on michnavs:
Perfectly calm Secretly cool Intentionally well Passionately damn Picture perfect I marvel in awe P.S. Posted for calmkate’s Friday -foto- fun https://aroused.blog/2019/02/22/friday-foto-fun-framed/ I was very happy with this shot because it looks like a framed painting; but its not. A sunset at one of our local beaches back home. And for…
My friend, Cathy Kennedy, our boogieing blogging Queen, took part in my BrewNSpew Cafe February 25, 2019, poetry challenge utilizing the word of the week, marvel. Since I am unable to reblog Cathy’s response to the prompt, I am sharing her poetic creation. Little Miracle @2019 Cathy Kennedy I marvel at your innocence your sweet perfume…
Originally posted on Paul's Poetry Playground:
The hay(na)ku is a fairly recent invented poetry form created in the Philippines by the poet and artist Eileen Tabios in 2003. It somewhat resembles the haiku in the fact that they both consist of three short lines. But unlike the traditional Japanese form, the hay(na)ku is isoverbal,…
Originally posted on Reena Saxena:
I carry forward Eugenia’s cinquains. Eugenia says naturethe wildernessshe secures and pardonswhat’s more, the earth’s dispositionmarvel§ the earthterra firmashe provides and shelterswhat’s more, a place to live and thrivemarvel My extension human minds pride themselves on conquering the unconquerable – Maker’s Marvel! backlash happens, but late generations disappear before they…
a bouquet of smiles morning sun shares life’s essence allure of nature “The greatest gift we can receive is to have the chance, just once in our lives, to make a difference.” ― Doctor Stephen Strange Word of the week marvel – (verb) – be filled with wonder or astonishment. Synonyms – stare, gape, goggle, admire, applaud.…
