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Welcome to my newest poetry
and my older ones, too.
As always my mind dances with my heart
striving to create lovely visions & dreamy thoughts to ponder for the readers who enjoy
finer simple things which
are intriguing small pleasures and luxuries that bring joy, contentment, and fulfillment to our lives
as we admire and appreciate
the love radiating from the creator's hands.
They are the things that elevate our experiences
and make everyday moments special.
Incorporating these small moments of luxury
and indulgence can greatly enhance our overall
well-being and happiness.
Life, love, endeavors, emotions, animals, whimsy,
and this and that overflow with blessings from a
God-given cornucopia of His gifts
and passionately prompts the pen to
reflect from within my heart.
PLUS
Authors, poets, poetesses and more!
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Click name image to go to my page some of my older and newest poetry from my newest book Tennessee Toddy.
Opening Up A World of Fine Works by
Extraordinary Authors, Poets, & Poetesses, Introducing;
(a segment of my first book)
Oriah Mountain
Dreamer
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There are many types of poetry, each with its own unique structure and style. Here are some examples of different types of poetry:
- Haiku: A Japanese three-line poem that follows a 5-7-5 syllable pattern.
- Limerick: A humorous five-line poem with a distinctive rhyming scheme.
- Clerihew: A satirical four-line poem that pokes fun at a famous person.
- Cinquain: A five-line poem with 22 syllables that follows a specific syllable pattern.
- Triolet: A French eight-line poem that repeats the first two lines throughout the poem.
- Sonnet: A lyric poem with 14 lines that follows a specific rhyme scheme.
- Blank verse: Unrhymed poetry with meter.
- Villanelle: A French poem with 19 lines that repeats the first and third lines throughout the poem.
- Paradelle: A complex variation of the villanelle.
- Sestina: A French poem with 39 lines that repeats six words throughout the poem.
- Rondel: A French poem with 13 or 14 lines that repeats two lines throughout the poem.
- Ghazal: An Arabic poem with couplets and rhyme.
- Golden shovel: A poem that hides a message.
- Palindrome: A poem that reads the same backwards.
- Ode: A poem of celebration and honor.
- Elegy: A poem of mourning and loss.
- Ekphrasis: A poem inspired by a work of art.
- Pastoral: A poem about nature and rural life.
- Epic: A long narrative poem.
- Ballad: A short narrative poem.
- Acrostic: A poem that spells out a word or message.
- Dizain: A ten-line poem with 100 syllables.
I hope this helps you understand the different types of poetry better!
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