Abhanga 6-6-6-4 (L2&L3 rhyme) Brood Affinity the clan will have your back tolerate your crotchets bliss but for the hatchet better not stray * Shadorma 3-5-3-3-7-5 Home you belong... the nuttiest circus here you grow free to be nothing upsets the kinship-- warmth you can count on *** © 2021 selmamartin.com
Family & Peace are the prompt words at Colleen’s Wordcraft Poetry
where the second week calls for synonyms only. Thanks, Colleen.
Happy to participate this week.
You can craft a syllabic form of your choice found on the cheatsheet OR from Poetscollective.org. It’s time for us to branch out! BE creative and try new forms. Make sure you follow the directions on how to write the form. Don’t forget to tell us what form you chose.
Photo: Image by haidar alkhayat from Pixabay
Thanks for reading. I wish you miracles.
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Love it Selma – and you nailed it with the syllable count and rhyme 🤗
Still learning the ropes of counting and getting the rhythm and the closest best words. It’s an art, I tell you. I’m an enthusiast of this.
Thanks for the visit and kind words. Be well.
LOL, Selma I think you caught the family dynamic perfectly! Thanks for jumping in this week. You’ve been missed. <3
Hi, Colleen. Thanks so much for looking it over. Glad it worked. And *smiling* thanks for the kind words. You rock. Thank you for all you do.
You’re most welcome. <3
Families are often a nutty Circus it seems! Love your poems.
Dwight
Thank you kindly.