
The grey clouds dared to pour down enormously after ages,
But in no time, the winds conspired and played party pooper,
Sun slyly smiled from above, umbrella was back in the bag.
Poetry form :- Sigo ( A Korean poetry form consisting of 3 lines with 14- 16 syllables in each line)
Acknowledgements :- Thank you Ronovan for hosting Ronovan Writes Sigo Wednesday Poetry Challenge # 16 ( Prompt Word :- Party). Thank you Colleen. M. Chesebro for hosting Colleen’s Tanka Tuesday Challenge # 279 Taste the Rainbow( Prompt :- Incorporate a colour and weather in syllable poetry of your choice). Thank you all for stopping by and reading.
How frustrating it is when the winds blow away the promised rain clouds.
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I love the Sijo and I do Ronovanwrite’s Weekly, funnily enough I did one today as well.
I do like yours it is perfect 💜💜💜
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Great use of the prompts! Alas, we are getting bucket of rain and the new dog is reluctant to get her feet wet!!
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Amusing and creative personification, which made me chuckle.
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Love this, Kitty. Oh, the fickle weather! 💕🙂
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Awesome!
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Fun format and poem. The weather sure does what it wants.
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I wish I could collect the rain we received and deliver it to you. Great poem, Kitty! Your personification of the elements really brings out your disappointment in the games they play. 🙂
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Aishwarya, this is stunning. The sijo is a lovely form. Several poets take part in Ronovan Write’s Sijo challenge. Bravo. ❤
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I like this sijo form. Loved yours.
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Thanks a lot, Jude. 🙂
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A pleasure.
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This is an interesting form. I had not heard of the sijo before. I liked the way you used it.
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Thank you very much. 🙂
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