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A
drop,
a drop-
ever so mild,
ever so small,
ever so lucid,
dancing beautifully
on the tiny green leaves,
merging onto the surface,
being one in unison. A drop
you are, a drop that smells
heavenly, a drop you can
touch and destroy, so soft,
so delicate, so tiny, not
blue, not green. I hear,
tip-tip you fall, you
cry, you die.
*As a part of NaPoWriMo. #17
*The prompt by NaPoWriMo today was: "to write a poem in which you very specifically describe something in terms of at least three of the five senses. So, for example, your poem could carefully describe the smell of something, the taste of something, and the sound of something. It might be helpful to pick things you have actually encountered during your day: a cup of coffee at the office (“burnt, flat, and joylessly acrid”), or a hyacinth in the neighobr’s yard (“riotously curled petals shading violet-lavender-white, against the dark-green glossy-smooth leaves”)."
*Also, do visit my friends who are participating in the challenge. You won't be disappointed.
*As a part of NaPoWriMo. #17
*The prompt by NaPoWriMo today was: "to write a poem in which you very specifically describe something in terms of at least three of the five senses. So, for example, your poem could carefully describe the smell of something, the taste of something, and the sound of something. It might be helpful to pick things you have actually encountered during your day: a cup of coffee at the office (“burnt, flat, and joylessly acrid”), or a hyacinth in the neighobr’s yard (“riotously curled petals shading violet-lavender-white, against the dark-green glossy-smooth leaves”)."
*Also, do visit my friends who are participating in the challenge. You won't be disappointed.
http://andiwrite.com/ – Hrishikesh
http://janakinagaraj.com/ - Janaki
http://jaibalarao.com/ – Jaibala
http://advkaranshah.blogspot.in/ – Karan
http://whilethecoffeebrews.blogspot.in/ - Naina
http://eccentriccontemplations.wordpress.com/ – Nithya
http://viewsofpreethib.wordpress.com/ - Preeti
http://www.rinzurajan.blogspot.in/ – Rinzu
http://ponderingtwo.blogspot.in/ – Rohan
http://juztamom.blogspot.in/ – Sfurti
http://artofleo.wordpress.com/blog/ – Vinay
http://janakinagaraj.com/ - Janaki
http://jaibalarao.com/ – Jaibala
http://advkaranshah.blogspot.in/ – Karan
http://whilethecoffeebrews.blogspot.in/ - Naina
http://eccentriccontemplations.wordpress.com/ – Nithya
http://viewsofpreethib.wordpress.com/ - Preeti
http://www.rinzurajan.blogspot.in/ – Rinzu
http://ponderingtwo.blogspot.in/ – Rohan
http://juztamom.blogspot.in/ – Sfurti
http://artofleo.wordpress.com/blog/ – Vinay
Beautiful and loveee the form again!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sfurti. :)
DeleteOne of these days Pooja am going to try concrete poetry.....you do it so well and this is beautiful tip tip you fall you cry you die
ReplyDeleteIshhhh..I didn't even know it was called concrete poetry. I had to google it. :D Thanks Jai. :)
DeleteWonderful example of concrete poetry! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Crimson. :)
DeleteBeautiful write Pooja :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Preethi. :)
DeleteSuperb Pooja.
ReplyDeleteso bful lines and the shape of the drop just came right :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Afshu. :)
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