swaying with arched back across paths of grey.
Gently encouraging every firm endeavour,
yet tenderly colouring more of each day.
Transported to places where bonds won't ever sever,
delights I never thought of come my way.
Life takes on colours of so many hues,
every day so much brighter following my dream.
Yesterdays bleakness takes on a different view,
so much that's different, such a wondrous extreme.
Oh how my spirit feels as soft as morning dew,
heaven seems so close, I feel a part of God's scheme.
Follow your path and you will achieve your vision,
weather the storms and you'll be proud of your decision.
Author notes
Form: Harrisham Sonnet
Harrisham Sonnet poetry form was created by Indian poetess ~ Harrisham Minhas.
Harrisham Sonnet is written in 3 stanzas consisting of 2 sestets and a couplet.
For each of the stanzas, the last letter of the first word of each line is the first letter of the first word of the next line.
There is no restriction on the starting letter of the first line in each of the stanzas.
There is no restriction on the syllable count in this form, but it is required that the poem should have a good rhythm to it.
Rhyme scheme:
First stanza : ababab
Second stanza: cdcdcd
Third stanza: ee
In a list
A contest entry
- Harrisham Sonnet by Harrisham Minhas.
700 points, ended July 10, 2008, 5 entries
Silver trophy winner
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Comments
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Excellent
Fantastic use of this sonnet form. You wove in such great emotions. Best of luck in the contest.

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This is an amazing poem. I like the positivity of this piece. It has been beautifully woven with positive and beautiful words.
You have applied the rules of Harrisham Sonnet correctly.
Thanks for your entry.
Harrisham Minhas


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'somewhere over the rainbow. is where we all look for a dream xxx good luck


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butiful mum

good luck in the contest
xxx cheeky xxx






