Commentary and Philosophy Poetry posted March 19, 2009 |
a reflective septolet
The Orchard
by adewpearl
Branches bent with tangerines tantalize my taste buds. Workers, stretching, ease their aching backs. |
Recognized |
The septolet is a poem of 14 words and 7 lines divided into two sections. The sections, while separate, combine to form a single picture that often takes into account two
contrasting points of view.
My favorite example is the following septolet by Crystal Rose:
Lion
moving swiftly
across the plain,
most intent.
Antelope
grazing contently
on his meal.
Pays
one point
and 2 member cents. contrasting points of view.
My favorite example is the following septolet by Crystal Rose:
Lion
moving swiftly
across the plain,
most intent.
Antelope
grazing contently
on his meal.
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