General Poetry posted April 25, 2013 | Chapters: | ...28 29 -30- 31... |
A Whitney Poem with 5-7-5
A chapter in the book Picture Poems, Vol 2
Brittle Wings
by Treischel
Brittle Wings
(A Whitney Poem with 5-7-5) Brittle wings Past battles won Beauty sings Grace in the sun To survive Bad blows are done Still gloriously alive Brittle wings in sky Battered Buckeye Butterfly I Watched you fly by |
I had a picture of this Buckeye butterfly with battered wings. It got me to write this Poem. I was inspired by a poem that I reviewed this morning written by cheyennewy called Frayed Edges. It reminded me that I had this picture.
There are two poem styles here, a Whitney followed by a 5-7-5 Poem.
A Whitney has a fixed syllable count of 3/4/3/4/3/4/7 in 7 lines. The other format is obvious.
This picture by taken by the author in June 2012 in a little park in Cottage Grove, Minnesota.
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and 2 member cents. There are two poem styles here, a Whitney followed by a 5-7-5 Poem.
A Whitney has a fixed syllable count of 3/4/3/4/3/4/7 in 7 lines. The other format is obvious.
This picture by taken by the author in June 2012 in a little park in Cottage Grove, Minnesota.
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