dancing radiantly of joy beneath
azure skies and candy drop stars,
starlit passion
radiating glory
cascading waters reflecting
incandescent illuminations
If we could ...
turn back the hands of time,
clandestined hope
bestowing the soul
dancing in the wind
singing wondrous melodies
opalescent orb of wonder
with palm cupped; held in strength
ethereal hues of lavender
aloft in transparent dreams
saddened by memories; unforgiven entity
Author notes
PROMPT:
Think of the name of your favorite teacher. That name will be the title of your poem.
Next, go to your most recent poem that you have posted on your page. The first two lines will be the first two lines of your tribute poem.
Now go to the second poem and steal the first two lines from that poem.
Then go to the third poem, and so on, until you have visited eight of your most recent poems, stealing two beginning lines from each.
Finally, go to the 9th poem and take the last line.
Your tribute poem is now completed and it will be weirdly wonderful. We shall read it and laugh and laugh!
** Mrs. Murdock was my Jr high Social Studies teacher/ Sr High Art teacher **
A contest entry
- Insane Tributes to Favorite Teachers... Build a tribute poem by stealing lines from your own poetry... by Melodies.
600 points, ended March 21, 2008, 14 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Please tell me what you think
Comments
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This is wonderful!
This poem is not weird at all... it is beautiful and I am sincerely admiring it. 
Isn't this amazing? I hope you will count this poem as one of your best. 
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Well it is wonderfully enchanting in it's weirdness... LOL. Our memories of times that shaped who we became our always something to be treasured. Very nicely done dear sis.
Mouser
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