Mammoth structure of marbles of the Mughal era
Masonry erected, showed architectural ingenuity of man
Monarchβs love for his beloved buried within
Magical horizon enhances its aura
Magnetic allure attracts tourists from across the globe
Mellowed today, yet remains a wonder of the world
Monumental opulence of love carved in stone.
This form of poetry is called Pleiades. It has only one word in the title followed by a seven line stanza. The first word of each line begins with the same letter as the title. Hope you enjoyed it!
The magical poem is mesmerising! I wish I visit taj mahal one day even though I visited all other places in and around Delhi
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Oh yes, you should definitely visit it. It’s simply such a majestic beauty. Thanks for your appreciation!
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Wonderful poetry on this beautiful Taj Mahal
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Thanks so much Soumya!!
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Magnificent poem and ode to Taj Mahal! Thanks Radhika for joining in.
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Thanks Sadje. Pleasure was mine !!
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Wonderful
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Marvellous dude
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Thanks D!!
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Magnificent, Magical, Monumental musings ππ
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Many thanks Ashokji for that lovely compliment ππ
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My pleasure Radhika. I have had the pleasure and the privilege of visiting the Taj many times, including Sharad Purnima π
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Wow! That’s lovely Ashokji. I am sure the Taj must have looked stellar under the moonlight!
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Yes Radhika. Ethereal π
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Amazing poetry R!β€
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Thanks N β€οΈ
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Stunningly beautiful tribute. π
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Thank you so much π
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Wonderful!
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Thanks dear Akshita π
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Magnificent π
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Thank you Rosida π
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Marvelous πππ
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Thank you Vani β€οΈ
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Marvelous poem on this Majestic monument, Radhika!
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Thanks a lot Indira
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Reblogged this on maisysabredavid.
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Thanks for the reblog David!!
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Wow never knew this kind of poetry too, Radhika. Awesome poem on one of the wonders of the World The Taj Mahal. Superb.
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Thanks so much Kamal
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Welcome dear Radhika πβ€οΈβ€οΈ
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Radhika, a beautiful poem and you capture the wonder and love of this monument with finesse and care. The poem format works perfectly and flows with ease!
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Thank you Annika for your kind words π
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I do like this, Radika! The form really suits the description of the monumental masonry and the repetition of the βmβ sound gives it a resonating quality.
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I am glad you liked the style of poetry. Thanks a lot Chris!!
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Another one to try!
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A lovely tribute to the Taj Mahal, Radhika! I like the photo you have chosen. You have taken a difficult poetry form and made it work very well! β€ Take care!
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Thanks a lot Cheryl. This beautiful pic of the Taj was the prompt provided by Sadje for which I wrote the poem.
Hope you are doing well. β€οΈ
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A beautiful poem on a beautiful subject! The Taj is truely magnificent and your poem captures the beauty of the marvel so well Radhika!
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Thanks a lot Deb π
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I believe reading your poem once is a sin, you make to read it many times β€οΈππ»
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Aww… Meenakshi πβ€οΈ
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marvelous monument molded most magestically Radhika!
Loved it..used all words with first letterπππM!
Bravo to you!
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What a lovely alliteration you’ve come up with Cindy. Many thanks dear π€
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Oh it was funβ¦ I had to try since you blow me away with all of your amazing writing gifts! Youβre welcome! π
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Aww….that is so kind of you to say Cindy β€οΈ
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tis true darling!π
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I did notice and enjoy how you used all the Ms and then was glad to come to know that it is a form of poetry. I have always admired your skills at composing to different forms and prompts.
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Thanks a bunch Pragalbha!!
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You are very weclome dear Radhika
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Never knew this category of poetry.. Loved the novelty.. Awesome.. ππ»πππ»ππ»π
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Thank you Debi β€οΈ
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A new poetry form. Fabulous creation. Interesting format. Enjoyed reading the poem.
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What an interesting poetic form Radhikaβ¦.and the poem is stunning
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Many thanks Mich
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So well done R. Beautifully penned
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One the most beautiful architecture in the worldπ. Nice readingπ
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Lovely words to go with a lovely architectural delight.
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Thanks Ben!
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A new form to try, thanks for introducing, Maβam. A superb poetic ode to the Taj Mahal by you. π
Mind-blowing magnificent!!!
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Thanks Aishwarya π
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You are welcome, Ma’am. π
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Radhika, Love the words you build in this magical architecture !!
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Thank you Suni
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Excellent
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Thank you Elizabeth!
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Iβm going to try this form of poetry ! It seems cool to try! I also blog about poetry on my blog as well ! Feel free to check it out & have a great day! Loved reading this !
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Do try. Thanks! Will hop by your blog soon ππ»
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Love the form and the way you used it
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Thank you Jude
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My pleasure
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Beautifulβ¦
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Thanks Bette!
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