Carpet of ether


hiding in her grey cloak,
she casts her spell among few,
mysteriously spilling her charm here,

the night clearly bespoke,
of cosmos being born new,
every night among fairies sparkling clear,

they are thousands around,
in different shapes and forms,
guarding, waiting ,watching everyone here,

keeping worlds around sound,
ether’s carpet uniforms,
shooting magical arrow, night endear.

Poetry form :- Kerf

More about Kerf:-

  • a poem in 12 lines made up of 4 tercets.
  • syllabic, 6/7/10 per line.

Acknowledgements :- Thank you Colleen. M. Chesebro for hosting Colleen’s Tanka Weekly Challenge ( Prompt :- Ekphrastic Photo Prompt) and Bjorn for hosting OLN at dVerse. Thank you Cheryl for selecting the photo for the Colleen’s Tanka Challenge. Thank you all for stopping by and reading.

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  1. beautiful poem, a few weeks ago watch the perseids from one of my favorite mountains here in colorado, with was a bit cloudy that week, but still had a good view… enjoyed youe poem very much

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