Long before we learn to appreciate the cooler temps, we'll wonder when it will be spring again.
Incremental Poetry ~ 67 Lines
"Lost Twice", written as a Dinggedicht, or object poem
Did You Hear?
Here's a syllabic limerick about a loose tongue....
Incremental Poetry ~ 66 Lines
"I Cannot Fear Death" is written using the Mathnawi form, which has been in use for many centuries
A Simple Touch
Two people sharing the same space
Incremental Poetry ~ 65 Lines
"A Walk in the Woods" is written using a Double Ballade Supreme, an isosyllabic poem with 6 stanzas and an optional envoy
I Remember
Dedicated to military wives everywhere
Incremental Poetry ~ 63 Lines
"My Yellow Garden" is written using The Swinburne, a metered stanzaic poem with both external and internal rhyme.
Of Poems and Prose
A light-hearted take on dieting
Incremental Poetry ~ 62 Lines
"No Greater Love" is a Raccontino. Similar to the Line Messaging poem (see 61 lines), this form also includes a hidden message.
