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a color

morning sunrise spreads slow heat

eggs reveal her flowing sticky side
lush and full she resonates old deceit

new spring daffodils brighten worldwide
seemingly ubiquitous she invades our pride

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prompt: write about a color

cinquain form
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  • penman gold member
    September 13, 2008
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    Wonderful

    Very creative and well done. A great expression for the theme. Best of luck in the contest


  • humblpye gold member
    September 8, 2008

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    I see yellow...

    yellow, everywhere
    sliding resonating
    into orange
    teasing
    she don't mind
    if words don't rhyme
    she takes her time
    and she don't care

    That's what I see...in your poem...I love poems that color the imagination, thanks for colouring mine!
    John


  • Rovingone gold member
    September 8, 2008

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    an interesting colage of ideas to carry out the view to the reader. I enjoyed the way you skipped across some popular associations to produce your picture.


  • nordicsky silver member
    August 28, 2008

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    Let me guess...it’s yellow.
    I’m not too sure about,
    “lush and full she resonates old deceit”
    Is this cowardice?

    You’ve set me thinking once again.
    Love, Peter


  • Bitter Irony
    August 28, 2008

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    Nice use of form! I'm a little unsure about the third line--compared to the flow of the rest of the poem, it feels forced.

    I'm guessing your color is yellow!

    Thanks for entering the contest, and good luck!

    ~Bitter Irony

    • carole21
      August 28, 2008
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      thanks

      you are correct . . it is yellow . . the tempo slows after the third line and picks up for the fourth and fifth ..

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