Wind precludes the silence which sits waiting at the edge of things, off in the forest, there, down by the surging waters, where the eagle crouches, watching, and no one awaits nothing but time.
– a reverse nonet.
Wind precludes the silence which sits waiting at the edge of things, off in the forest, there, down by the surging waters, where the eagle crouches, watching, and no one awaits nothing but time.
– a reverse nonet.
ㅁ Firstly, we gazed askance at the spaceship Plunging wild through the grim-faced sky. Flares were winking on a trailing wingtip Where a faded emblem seemed to fly. Secondly, speakers sung with the voices Screaming out dangers and proffering choices, Hinting at various important things. Dark was the mood then, beshadowed by wings. Thirdly, our leaders emptied the city. Multitudes fled to the sun-tortured hills, Some of them starving while others sold pills Which the wounded endured. Such a pity. Endless miseries kept ensuing - Doubts, above all. What were we doing?
– a sonnet in an irregular tetrameter (maybe).
ㅁ The thought climbs up astride its weary mount To better seek and target its intents, Infecting other minds like airbourne scents - A viral dream where every glance will count. A prophet then, I forge through these events, Betraying with my words their very fount And caring not at all - who could discount? You see them, now, such cloudy, cool portents. Let's undertake to rule the world's wide mind By sending out that energetic thought: Its consequences gradually unwind. And finally, behold what thinking wrought: Baroque descriptions seemingly designed To lift a universe up out from nought.
– a sonnet in iambic pentameter.
The types of darkness are manifold: firstly, before the big bang's boom; secondly, the night's blackness; thirdly, shadows of doubt; also, underground; next, when dying; there's holes, too; and caves; last...
– a pseudo-haiku.
a tree entails a gentle growing a tree elides the sky above a tree betokens time's dull flowing a tree rejects the earth's cold love a tree observes the moon's redundant a tree points out the sun's abundant a tree explores the air's canals a tree will fail to show morale a tree creates its own committees a tree can drink the dreams of clouds a tree provides the beasts their shrouds a tree dislikes the teeming cities a tree neglects its own biology a tree reviews epistemology
– a sonnet in iambic pentameter.
A part of every day just writing: The sky is gray and raindrops hang; How is a life like this exciting? Oh wait, a bird unseen just sang. Unfinished tasks remain regretted; So forests' moods persist, abetted. And still a thought will come along: No fish will come; no time is wrong. Despairing then, perhaps I wondered... Preparing rows of trees or words On paper or on wings of birds- Exactly ten times, by a hundred - Momentous thoughts and aimless streams Suspend what's real. Behold the dreams.
– a sonnet in iambic pentameter.
That maze of highways wound around points, demarcating geographies and perpetuating myths with a singular goal which is foreordained: to indicate where our deeds become words.
– a nonnet.
birds announce intentions in coded ways that might just reveal eligibility for springtime relationships with other birds known and unknown who might be lurking in nearby trees.
– a reverse nonnet.
the rain's broad, pattering sounds reverberate, and wind blinds the trees, hiding their deep wounds with grasping earth at roots' ends.
– some kind of englyn, but I can’t figure out which.
ㅁ in lines of glass or wood or concrete horizons drawn in golds and blacks a grid, a geographic spreadsheet dead trees on hills like painted cracks the cityscape reveals confusion amid its planless, hot profusion of means of movement, high and low of will to commerce, fast and slow the hearts of people all inventing a way to make their neighbors slaves or if not that, then find their graves and likewise... stepwise... too preventing our nature's hoped-for forceful claim against our blind hubristic shame
– a sonnet in a defective iambic tetrameter.