Each line of the first four poems is the title of a musical piece. I have put the titles together to form minimalist poetry, or as my cousin says, Almost Haiku. (For more found poetry, click here, here, here, and here. Leave a note below to tell me what you think.
sea dreams
dancing on the water
on silent wings
incandescent voyage
water droplets
whisper of a stream
across the river
bathed in moonlight
on the edge of destiny
like smoke through a keyhole
tranquil dreams
in the stillness
deep peace
flowing into formlessness
The next poem was ‘found’ in a different way—personal observation at the edge of a field while watching a paragliding competition.
Swallows and swallowtails
graze the blossoms of chicory,
clover, and Queen Anne’s lace
in a wide meadow
beneath the cloud-dappled sky
where paragliders sail.
Love these!
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Thank you for these. They are lovely. I especially like the one that begins: “bathed in moonlight.” Now you have me doing it. I pulled out a CD by Enya to see what I could come up with from her song titles. I have a couple possibilities. It’s fun and surprising. Just what I need.
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Thank you, Sharon. It’s kid of addictive isn’t it?
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