Experimental triolet &? (triolet challenge)*revised*


Raking the sand garden 
with my fingers
A stone is a stone but every stone differs
Raking the sand garden 
with my pinky, no more ever afters
Oh glowing red & black cinders
Your inner meaning? I don't need to harden 
& I will keep touching you with my fingers

 ~¤~

Do mountaintops lift the sun up
every morning & when the night comes?
What happens then?
Do mountaintops lift the sun up
then let the sun fall back in their arms?
When the night comes the moon whispers:

Maybe mountaintops do lift the sun up
but when the clouds come they abandon the sun










Poetry by night soul woman The PoetBay support member heart!
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Written on 2014-02-19 at 02:28

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F.i.in.e Moods The PoetBay support member heart!
Oh sorry if I gave the impression that it needed to be changed... I was simply saying that for me (not necessarily native English-speakers) that those three words in consecutive order was hard to flow properly because of my difficulty with the English r... it's still sounds pretty with the modification though...
2014-02-23



That first stanza can not be fixed in the depth of the feelings that it conveys. There is a palpable feeling in that running of fingers over the sand, and the pebbles, and then the pinkie.

I am afraid I am not a poet to critique this piece. I can only feel the words, and it motivates deep feelings.

I love the sound of it.
2014-02-19


night soul woman The PoetBay support member heart!
Thank you girl I think I found a way to fix it:D Let me know though:)
2014-02-19


F.i.in.e Moods The PoetBay support member heart!
I have a terrible time with the English r... so trying to smoothly read out ''trickling brook raking...'' without stumbling on the poor syllables of these words is not a great success. Aside my inability to not massacre those lines, I thought it sounded pretty :)
2014-02-19