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Guest Blog: The Seventeen Syllable Cure by Jeannine Everett
The Seventeen Syllable Cure By: Jeannine Everett Jeannine EverettImage Courtesy of Jeannine Everett Words, precise and sharp Cut through confusion and pain While healing the wound Haiku is a form of...
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Another Poetry Wednesday
English: Haiku of Basho (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Like most people this past week and into this one, I’ve had little time to just relax. Projects on timelines scream for attention. Challenges come in...
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Quinzaine’s Few Words
Photo Credit: Sergiu Bacioiu via Compfight cc Today’s Poetic Bloomings In-Form Wednesday prompt was the Quinzaine. A Quinzaine is a French form and is an unrhymed verse of 15 syllables comprising 3...
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April PAD 2013 – Day 21
Over at Poetic Asides, today’s prompt asks for a Senryū. A Senryū is an un-rhymed Japanese poetry form that consists of 3 lines with 5-7-5 syllables each. Whereas Haiku tends to focus on nature, Senryū...
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In-Form-ed Experiments: Freyja
English: Holmskioldia sanguinea (form citrinia flowers and leaves). Location: Maui, Haiku (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Freyja By: Meena Rose She touched many lives Sharing gifts of gratitude Lightening...
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