Glorious

Poetry form :- Sedoka* – A pair of Katauta written as a question and answer between two lovers. The Katauta is a syllabic form of three lines with a syllable count of 5/7/7 that is specifically addressed to a lover.

Captain Haddock takes a walk in the park

Day 30 of Na Po Wri Mo Challenge where our prompt is to write a poem in which the speaker is identified with, or compared to, a character from myth or legend, as in  Claire Scott’s poem “Scheherazade at the Doctor’s Office.”

If not in this birth, at least the next let me be the Gulmohar Tree

Written in response to Day 18 of Na Po Wri Mo where our prompt is to write a poem in which the speaker expresses the desire to be someone or something else, and explains why.Thank you all for stopping by and reading.

Folded

Day 13 of Na Po Wri Mo

Hushed whispers

"The Strangest Things in the World"

My first imayo :- Petrichor

Poetry Form :- imayo ( The imayo comprises four 12-syllable lines. Each line is divided into a 7-syllable and a 5-syllable section, with a hard pause (or caesura) in between. A comma, semi-colon, or similar punctuation should represent the pause. Courtesy :- Tanka Tuesday)

of a childhood for every child i’d dream

Poetry form :- Pantoum

Lost, in the sands of time

Into, into the depths,i stumble,folding, rolling, cracking,i couldn't,but see only darkness,light has stopped shining. Into, into the depths,i stumble,i wasn't welcomed,i wasn't wanted,an distant indifference,of not belonging. Into, into the depths,i stumble,i look for a gone familiarity,i see no friendly faces,i am forgotten,lost, in the sands of time. Into, into the depths,i stumble,the ocean catches...

Gone

La Voile Jaune (The Yellow Sail) c. 1905 She sets sail without knowing,what's in store,imagining calamities lying ahead,an unknown land-she embarks,counting demons in dreams-an unseen destination,frightful of her destiny,so far and long-alive-without any friends,without an anchor,counting stars,away and gone. 44 words. Note :- It's been quite a while, since I've engaged in any form of...