Hometown Hometown I couldn't wait to leave you for the lights but the nights were lonely without the stars heartsick *** © 2022 selmamartin.com
I’ve written a Badger Hexastich for Word Craft: Prose and Poetry, where the month’s theme is:
Memories: sweet & sour
Write your syllabic poetry based on memories: sweet & sour, which means your poetry must contain these concepts. Be creative. Remember, more than one stanza of the shorter syllabic forms will give you more room to expound. Have fun!
The Badger Hexastich is:
- a poem in 6 lines.
- syllabic, 2/4/6/6/4/2.
- unrhymed, optional rising and falling end-words.
- add a title for impact.
Hope you enjoyed it. Photo by Matheus Bertelli on Pexels.com.
Thanks for reading, and as always, I wish you miracles.
I’m a simple woman who dares to see the beauty in ordinary. I’d love to connect with you and like pen pals, I want something beautiful to blossom between us. Will you join me? Selma is my middle name. Its meaning—peaceful, complete, are euphoric affirmations I like to think of myself as having. They compliment the joy I feel when I write. I sincerely hope you decide to join me on my writing journey. I Wish You Miracles.
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This is a brilliant Badger’s Hexastich, Selma. No truer words, my friend. <3
Blessed by your words, Colleen. I like this form too. Thanks for showing me how to do it. I bless you.
We’ll add some new forms this year. Be on the lookout for short syllabic forms that are fun to write. 😍❤️
More? Sweeeet! Thanks. xoxo I’ll keep my eyes peeled. 🤗
Yes, I want recommendations. 😀
you’ve captured that grass is always greener …. feeling exquisitely; I’m not familiar with the form but it was the one you needed; beautifully sad and nostalgic —
You’re so right. It’s the one I needed to give wings to this poem. Thanks so much for reading, John. Blessings. xo
Thanks for teaching me a new form! I have to try this one out one of these times. You’re poem is great. What is new always seems exciting, but the familiar is what we miss. Great poem, Selma! 🙂
My pleasure, Yve. We’re here to learn. I’m just starting out as well. Enjoying the ride. Thanks for the comment. xoxo.
Very well said
Glad you read and appreciated my efforts, JYP. Be well. Sending healing vibes. xoxo and 🤗
So amazing memories are very sweet & sour! Always write up new.!✍️🌷
XoXo, Raj. 💗
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Gorgeous, I know that feeling well 🙃
Glad it’s relatable. Thanks for reading. xoxo and commenting 🤗
Wonderfully done! Absolutely love this, Selma 💕🙂
So thrilled by your comment, Harmony. Thank you, my sweet. 🤗
Awesome poem. I felt your feelings through poetry dear Selma 🤗❤️
You’re a sweetheart, Jane. Spearing encouragement everywhere — thanks so much. 🤗
Welcome dear. It means a lot for me.You are blessing everyone with miracles. You are an angel dear🤗❤️
Aww. 😘 🤗 💗
🥰🤗😘
I really feel you, Selma: I am loving being back in my hometown 🥰
Isn’t it something— hometowns!
So pleased this one spoke to you. Splendid.
All the best, my sweet. xoxo
Thank you, Selma: have a beautiful day ❤️
Have a lovely day, Ingrid. Mine was spectacular already. Good night. 👋 😚
I grew up in cities… kept going to smaller towns. Now I know I’d miss the sky if I had to go back to a large city.
You miss that sky! I tell you. xoxo thanks for reading, Jules.
Once I stayed in the city… in a corner hotel room – and only saw that X of sky… I almost felt clostraphobic! But like anything we need to adapt. 🙂
👏 it’s like culture shock. 💗
little words ring so true! 💖
The sweet and sour, right. Thanks for reading my short. I appreciate it. Stay sweet. 🎈 🌹 ❤️
Yes, it’s so true…. always! Oh it’s a pleasure! 💖
Beautifully stated!
Aww. Thanks. Blessings.
Beautifully written, and so relatable.
Thanks for the visit. I appreciate it and the comment too. Blessings.
Wow! Truely wonderful
Gosh. Thanks. I’ll take that. Chocolate 🥛 🍪
Thank you 🙂
My pleasure
Beautiful, Selma <3
Glad you caught this one too, Sunra. Thanks for the great honor. I bless you. xoxo
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