Blue!

In response to Ryan’s photo of the week #43, Blue!

Across the various hues

of the cerulean spectrum

the calm aqua waters

the azure expansive yonder,

I hear the soft whispers of the blue

sing a divine halcyon melody !

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Paradise!

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The shimmering velvety sea

relaxes under the gentle rays of the sun

wisps of clouds stray in the canopy of blue

the endless horizon lost in a reverie

listening to the tales of the zephyr

the fresh ocean scent lingers on

slumbering waves, in its sapphire robe

 embrace the shore, kissing it

A panoramic vista of serenity

envelopes a sense of calm

opening the gateway to paradise!

 

Cosmic Ecstasy!

In response to Whimsygizmo of Dverse poets prompt # 50 to write a Quadrille poem on the given word Murmur! The challenge is to pen a poem in exactly 44 words not including the title.

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The brilliant turquoise blue expanse

shimmers through the jagged serrated peaks

icy winds hum a heavenly harmony

puffy clouds murmur , wafting daintily

a conversation in solitude, infuses a calm aura

the soul connects with the cosmic energy

drinking in the sweet essence of nirvana.

Sidlak – Sea

This time I am attempting a twin Sidlak bringing out the opposites faces of the sea. Looking forward to your feedback.

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Slothful sea

echoes idling waves

ebbing gently on the shore

muted tides entrance the dreamy eyes

reflecting the blue expanse in a gentle harmony!

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Enraged sea

swollen with ire

thunderous rumbles lash out

monstrous waves building a crescendo

the grey sea sings a tempestuous opera !

 

Sidlak poetry (sid/lak) is a structured poetry consisting of 5 lines with 3-5-7-9 syllables AND A COLOR. The last line must be a COLOR that describes the whole poem or the feelings of the writer.

 

 

 

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