A Shadorma Contrapuntal Poem

stoic clouds,	a full moon,
dispassionate winds,	wholly pregnant night,
together,	rapidly,
scatter smiles,	enlighten,
flurry of young jasmine wings,	collect constellations bright,
guides stardust wishes,	scales luminescence.

Poetry form :- Two Shadormas in the form of a Contrapuntal poem.

P.C :- Pexels; Camille Cox

Shadorma consists of 3-5-3-3-7-5 syllables

The Contrapuntal – Two poems that are distinct from one another but together can be read as one poem. They can be adjacent columns or  fit alternately (italicised , boldened, indented to distinguish one from another if desired)

Trying my hand at Contrapuntal form for the first time.

Acknowledgements :- Thank you Colleen. M. Chesebro for hosting Tanka Tuesday Challenge where the prompt is to pen down a shadorma syllable poem. Out of the set of words given, I chose to use, “cloud, smile, wing, scale.” Thank you Laura Bloomsbury for hosting MTB at dVerse , where we asked to try our hand at a Contrapuntal/Cleave/ Reverso poem. We were given a set of antonyms and I chose to use, “Scatter- collect” for my Contrapuntal poem. Thank you all for stopping by and reading.