By Bucketlist
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Purple is nature's gift
Her blooms, her fruits
Moorland heather for dyes
Her purple skies
Dire warning of dominance
Storms will make turmoil,
thrashing rains in abundance .
Bring vengeance
Used by artists on canvas
In song "Purple Rain"
"The Color Purple" movie
Drama and hurt shared
Red and blue make purple
A painter's brush strokes
Softly create images as
In the mirrored state
Foul vapors float while
The planet sees its own reflection
Spherical in reality
While water distorts the shape
This planet is doomed
Purple pollution rises to the sky
Ominous clouds are hovering
One day pollution will kill us
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| Author Notes | A sapphionic Triad is a format created by our own Ciliverde, and named by Pantygynt. It consists of three parts (the triad) - a two line quotation (Free verse but max total of sixteen syllables - must be concise and memorable), followed by a quatrain of four lines each of four syllables, and finally an 8-4-6 syllable envoi that yields a sartorial feeling |
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| Author Notes |
www.poetrydances.com/naani.php
A Naani poem has 4 lines. The total number of syllables in the poem are between 20 to 25. While the poem does not have to be about a particular subject it is often about human relations or current statements. Agates grow in many different colors |
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| Author Notes | Inspiration from Gert to write a poem about being glad. |
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Procrastination
Hesitation
Avoidance
Postpone
Stall
Task has not begun.
| Author Notes |
Teacup Dictionary
In a teacup dictionary poem, the dictionary word is the title. Each following line must define the word, but drops one syllable per line, starting with the first line descending until there is a one syllable word that defines the dictionary word. The next line must have the same number of syllables as the dictionary word and makes an observation about the word dictionary word or the preceding lines. The poem is usually centered on the page. The teacup dictionary poem was created by Rose Jones in 2009.J |
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The sky
God's canvas
All colors imaginable
make awesome sunsets
Sunrises that inspire us daily
Birds
They use the sky to dance
All kinds and colors fly swoop and swirl
Inspiration of Wright brothers for human flight
But they have a magical choreography
Flight ballet, a show from the Divine
A Christmas bell came to mind
An image like no other
As thousands flock into
A geometric unique shape
With the back drop of sunset colors
Breathtaking beauty in the Sky
Superb!
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https://io9.gizmodo.com/you-wont-believe-the-patterns-created-by-flocks-of-bir-1469575403/amp?epik=dj0yJnU9eWs0bzdGX3NuRnloWFV2Q2ZSQU5ZZDZoMWV0UFVFRnAmbj1ob3dNaE1TYU5Ebjg4ZEJyZHNBeHVRJm09MyZ0PUFBQUFBRjRBN21zPinterest
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Glass
Beautiful colors
Once broken bottles
Now stones smoothed by tumbling wave action
| Author Notes | In Ussuri Bay Russia, old vodka and beer bottles discarded, landed on this beach. |
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Girl
Crystal clear turquoise sea
Standing in the calm ocean
Between the celestial heavens
And life aquatic forms below
Both strangers in separate worlds
All connected by the same creator
The cool waters lap gently around
She surveys the horizon far away
Enjoys the solitude and tranquility
To remove the stress of urban living
To appreciate what God has given
Life contentment now reappears
Her lull before the storm is there
Calm 'in the moment' thoughts
The storm a human jungle scene
A fast paced competitive whirl
Spent in man designed sunshine
Turquoise vistas will become grey
| Author Notes |
Picture provided for
Picture This club challenge |
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