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| Joan McCormick |
Posted: May 15 2012, 08:07 AM
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Group: Members Posts: 374 Member No.: 38 Joined: 25-November 11 |
yes I have always liked this form. It is easy to write, yet very hard to do one well
I know I have others? but can’t remember where they are. More than likely gone in a computer meltdown. I think the trick after finding the end words is the willingness to change them if they don’t work so well in later verses. But r=the thing I have found with trying this form is the way once you have a head of steam up they almost write themselves. I think I posted this one before no need to waste time on it, I just like talking to you lol Edit PS I lifted ten words from your poem how about you do the same from mine and we get to pick six from the twenty and have a go. I promise I will vote you in as winner seeing as there is only two of us Melody Where Meet Lead Mark Sing Pines Measure Gain never Sestina for Peace Blossoms on the battlements and keep reminders of the spirit all enduring repays in ways the child in us at moments hide limp within her petticoats un- chosen and looking out though tears we hopefully appreciate her presence and belief. The badger has no god has no belief the remnant from its pelt is his to keep while pitting with worn paws it hopefully will enter in safe sanctuary enduring loveless, ache, lost solitude all chosen heightened some for muted reckless moments It's winter time, but summer had some moments the brazen heat was ranked beyond belief but even then it seemed that time was chosen to burn out sins that others hope to keep until the end in silence all enduring ill-fated fall, to pray most hopefully Long twine, kites fly so far, some hopefully that soaring overhead in giddy moments forgetfulness will somehow be enduring and it will never end; that’s their belief no quiver, quake, or shudder in their keep for this is how it is, our way self-chosen wild innocence is born it’s never chosen. for how if ones desire waits hopefully the chasm of the mind our willing keep the winning way, the winning magic moments who puts a child away for a belief? for in our child the wild stays all enduring the grateful mother tends the grave enduring the brittle stone that someone else has chosen and tamed the feral of her cord belief not knowing did he break, she hopefully puts blossoms in his place wild lonely moments and hears the willow weep beyond the keep. Belief remains, cast tears and hopefully keen moments, kites ride winds they’ve freely chosen enduring hope the alliance theirs to keep. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Josh |
Posted: May 15 2012, 12:14 PM
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Group: Members Posts: 544 Member No.: 14 Joined: 10-November 11 |
I'm all for it, aunty. I've only ever written two sestinas as I recall, but I do love the form. We can get away from the concept of voting, even if someone else wants to join in. Let's just do it, write, read, talk about it and enjoy. I'll try to finish mine before the weekend as we'll be away Friday thru Monday visiting old friends and haunts in Kitchener. But if I can't get it finished, I will for next week. I'll see if Susan and one or two others may want to join in, but if not, that's OK too.
Here's ten from yours: blossoms, belief, burn, wild, silence, paws, twine, child, shudder, chasm Best, Josh. |
| Joan McCormick |
Posted: May 15 2012, 08:07 PM
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Group: Members Posts: 374 Member No.: 38 Joined: 25-November 11 |
cool! and buggerit
now I have more work to do. lol |
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