Yellow blooms
Vying with the sun
Illuminent
Ebullient
Sway tranquilly aside an
Azure waterway
Cool breezes
Whisper through the trees
Lyrical
Beguiling
Too sacred for moral ears
To assimilate
Dark water
Rimes unfurl slowly
Gracefully
Melodic
Sweet as honey on my tongue
Invigorating
Fern fairies
Damsels and dragons
Pirouette
A wee dance
Flittering from reed to reed
Too dizzy to light
Forest songs
Warm and resonant
Reverent
Obeisant
Perfect hymns to Potameides
Fluvial naiad
The world stills
A wrinkle in time
Worry ceases
Hope returns
Mind and soul resurrected
Spiritually
Sanguinely
Mindful, endlessly
Genial
Needing more
Forgiveness selflessly shared
Unbegrudgingly
Shadorma is a poetic form allegedly of Spanish origin consisting of one or more stanzas of six lines (sestets) using a syllable pattern with a meter of 3/5/3/3/7/5.
It is considered a variation of Japanese haiku.
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I really, really enjoyed this. Thanks for sharing! I have recently been attempting a range of new poetic forms from a secondhand book I found on the internet. Must try a Shadorma! I have a poetry blog here on WordPress in case you have time to look? Have a good weekend, Sam 🙂
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Thank you, Sam. I’ve been researching different poetic forms too. I had never heard of Shadormas until recently. There are so many types you could probably write a different form each day for a year or more.
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I know – it motivates me to think I can try so many different forms of expression! 🙂
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Soooo beautiful! Now I want to try a Shadorma!
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A very good poem. Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you, Henrietta.
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You are welcome!
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