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Sorry for those who saw my post. I said I wouldn't what I had on this thread.
I'm just gonna stare at the 'nanas for a while longer.
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Tristesse said:The challenge is to write a form poem - any form but no free verse - taking one of the planets as you inspiration. I think it should be left open for anyone to participate. Perhaps Laurel can be coerced to pick the final seven to be posted under The Poets banner - one poet for each planet.
The date for submission in this thread is Tuesday, November 1st
Participants to be added as necessary.
Mars - the bringer of war. - Lauren Hynde
Venus - the bringer of peace. - Tristesse
Mercury - the winged messenger. - cymry, WickedEve
Jupiter - the bringer of jollity. - maria2394, champagne1982
Saturn - the bringer of old age. - jthserra
Uranus - the magician. - flyguy69
Neptune - the mystic. liar, bluerains
The nice part of choosing Uranus is that I can write a really shitty poem.BooMerengue said:If I can squeeze this in I'd like a shot at either Saturn or Neptune.
flyguy69 said:The nice part of choosing Uranus is that I can write a really shitty poem.
The 22nd of course! More Scorpion than archer, but with the artwork here in mind, somehow, I'd rather be a targetMaria2394 said:OMG!! are you 11/22 or 11/23? Im 11/23/1962 its a pain sometimes being one of us!!...theres another one here too, he might show himself ...
LOL! As a matter of fact, yes! It was on a home-building mission trip to a very poor community.bluerains said:is that whats in your shovel..
champagne1982 said:The 22nd of course! More Scorpion than archer, but with the artwork here in mind, somehow, I'd rather be a target
wildsweetone said:i would but i'm trying to avoid form at the moment.
wildsweetone said:hey, i know my limits. i can't do this.
You have over two weeks! What else do you want? lolwildsweetone said:i'm busy with waves and you guys want me thinking about planets, are you insane?
Yeah, that's what WSO needs. Less constriction. More liberation.Lauren Hynde said:What you need is a perspective shift. Forms aren't constricting - they're liberating.
Why haven't you commented on any PDC poems yet?!flyguy69 said:Yeah, that's what WSO needs. Less constriction. More liberation.
flyguy69 said:Yeah, that's what WSO needs. Less constriction. More liberation.
Too many clicks involved.Lauren Hynde said:Why haven't you commented on any PDC poems yet?!
You're quite right. I apologise.flyguy69 said:Actually, wasn't I one of the first?
That's the "bastard" part.Lauren Hynde said:You're quite right. I apologise.
You haven't commented on anything else since, though.
wildsweetone said:somebody dream up a form for me? one that doesn't have a rhyme thingee at the end of each line please.
There are plenty. She's just too afraid to go look and end up liking them.Remec said:But I'm sure there must be others.
That's sort of correct. The only two important (defining) things in a sonnet are the 14 lines and the narrative structure. Rhyme isn't that big a deal.Remec said:For that matter, I've read and heard several times that a sonnet is really just a poem of 14 lines at its heart. How those lines are composed and assembled vary according to country and era, but I'm not sure that rhyming has to be involved in all of them.
Lauren Hynde said:There are plenty. She's just too afraid to go look and end up liking them.