On the second day of National Poetry Month, Leilya Pitre hosts VerseLove at Ethical ELA. She offers this poetic prompt:
A tricube consists of three stanzas, each with three lines, and each line having three syllables—quick, rhythmic, and focused. It’s easy to remember as 3:3:3.
Begin by answering the question: What does spring mean to you?
I think I have an answer…
Spring’s Message
Morning sky
streaked rose-gold:
heaven’s yawn
Birdsong praise
rising on
wings of dawn
Green-robed earth
resurrects—
loss is gone
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Your rhymes are just right. I especially love “heaven’s yawn.”
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Wow, Fran, there is so much beauty here. The morning sky “streaked rose-gold”–that is the perfect color to describe the sunrise. I’ve never thought of it before. The rhyming is amazing, and that last stanza…I’m sending a chef’s kiss for that resurrection, taking the loss away. Such an Easter poem!
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Thank you for your poet’s heart and ear, my friend – your words always mean much, and your insight is always spot -on!
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