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Midnight Glow (WPWC)

February 2, 2023February 1, 2023 ~ JezzieG ~ 7 Comments

So many nights lost in the misty moonglow With thoughts adrift on the midnight river flow

Mathnawi Notes

December 1, 2022December 1, 2022 ~ JezzieG ~ 4 Comments

The Mathnawi is written in rhyming couplets and emerged from an Iranian form around the 4th-10th century, which goes a long way to explain the form’s Persian name. The subject matter is normally heroic, religious, or romantic.There is no limit to number of couplets employed, however the lines are usually between ten and twelve syllables.The … Continue reading Mathnawi Notes

Pastor’s Son

May 25, 2021May 24, 2021 ~ JezzieG ~ 3 Comments

The dark eyes that look out on a summer’s day Know twisted pain that can carry life away When no one wants to understand words you say...

Ignite the Flame

May 14, 2021May 13, 2021 ~ JezzieG ~ Leave a comment

To pray is to open my soul to desire, And ignite the flame of my spiritual fire. It is the heart’s whisper carried on the breeze, It is the rustling leaves that jostle in trees

Mathnawi Notes

February 5, 2021February 4, 2021 ~ JezzieG ~ Leave a comment

The Mathnawi is written in rhyming couplets and emerged from an Iranian form around the 4th-10th century, which goes along way to explain the form’s Persian name. The subject matter is normally heroic, religious, or romantic.There is no limit to number of couplets employed, however the lines are usually between ten and twelve syllables. The … Continue reading Mathnawi Notes

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Basket of Dreams

Basket of Dreams

As sips of tea now ponder in a dream,
A square of white the canvas that awaits
The silk to weave; the needle point is sharp

Rime Couée Notes

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The Rime Couée is a French form written over two rhymes. The first is a rhyming couplet of eight syllables then a shorter third line of six lines. The two couplets rhyme as do the shorter lines. This gives a form pattern of xxxxxxxaxxxxxxxaxxxxxbxxxxxxxaxxxxxxxaxxxxxb Example Butterfly Dance by JezzieG Slowly…

Bohemian Smiles

Bohemian Smiles

We are dreamers in love as we tango tonight
Into worlds of a fantasy passion in dreams
In this, dance my bohemian smiles with delight
As your eyes now reflect the old silver moonbeams

Volcanic Fireburst Notes

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Created by: Jose Rizal M. ReyesStructure: Three quatrains and a coupletMeter: Pentameter or decasyllabicRhyme Scheme: abba ccDD eeDD ff, D lines are feminine rhyme Example Barefoot Youth by Larry Eberhart In summertime I never would wear shoesunless I hiked the rocky mountainside,and nearly all my time was spent outside,and shoes…

Descort Notes

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The main rule of the Descort poem is that each line needs to be different from every other line in the poem. Therefore the poem has varying line lengths, and meters, no rhyme, and no refrains. Example Turn of Season by JezzieG No more daffodils sway in the laneThe spring…

Destiny Found

Destiny Found

Desire ignited on the dance floor
Encouraged by sweet tasting wine
Shyly sampled by longing lips

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