Forms in Poetry (traditional and non-traditional): In places LEAVES r rich green.Elsewhere tiny buds R ready to explode.Birds

Friday, April 25, 2008

In places LEAVES r rich green.Elsewhere tiny buds R ready to explode.Birds

have nested in my balcony, but there have been some casualties. The mourning doves, the common smooth light brown, beady eyed, friends, return to my plant pot every year. So, here is my poem and haiku (in reverse order): HAIKU Mom and Pa Finch nest raise four new purple finches Sparrow... I fail... Sign in to see full entry.

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Attempting the Sonnet - neither Donne, nor Shakespeare or Petrarch. Then there are easier things to do in poetry--for me!

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