Poetry
the poet
unabashedly
announces
each moment
is worthy of a poem
each is a poem
with
each
new word
a poem
will take the reader
deeper into its relevance
broadening the experience
until the reader
understands
those thoughts
are
true
My response to Day 7 of napowrimo.net, which asks us to write either a shadorma or a Fib, contains both.
The Fib is a poetic form created by Gregory K. Pincus that plays off the mathematical Fibonacci sequence to arrive at the syllable count per line. For a 6-line poem, that count would be 1/1/2/3/5/8. Each count is determined by adding the 2 previous line-counts. A multi-stanza poem can be written by linking multiple Fibs together. Mine was created by reversing the syllable count in the second half – 8/5/3/2/1/1.
A shadorma has one or more 6-line stanza(s) with a syllable count of 3/5/3/3/7/5. I posted a shadorma for each day of the month during November 2017.
~ Day 7 ~
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Twofer!
doublicious
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Thanks!
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Also works for @piper_center prompt for day 6 – combine two different poetry forms.
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Delightful – thanks for the neat Fib diagram + explanation.
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Welcome! And thanks!
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Nice Ars Poetica with the forms. And the illustration made it even more fun.
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Thanks. 🙂
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Clever use of the form
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Thank you.
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Very welcome Ken.
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Excellent use of both forms. We are an unabashed group, aren’t we?
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That we are. Thank you, Kerfe.
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Fantastic!
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Thanks!
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