Grace is hosting D'Verse Poetics tonight. She has prompted us to use compound words fav red by Dylan Tomas as follows: For this Tuesday Poetics I’m asking you to write a poem using at least FOUR of the hyphenated compound words from the above list. Employ as little or as much of Thomas’ other methodologies too as but most of all, let’s love the words! (Click D'Verse link to see all the hyphenated words) I chose: RINGED-SEA, OWL-LIGHT, SHE-BIRD and TIDE-LOOPED
Thank you so much Lisa! You’re kind and it means a lot to me 🙂💕 I had written something completely different and then I saw the D’Verse Dylan Thomas prompts and it just flowed.
that’s OK Christine – you made wonderful use of the word compounds and I love the contrast too in these lines:
“A she-bird in exotic plumage
Gazing at the shrinking ferry “
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Christine Bolton
April 17, 2019 at 8:44 am
Thank you Laura. I really enjoyed this prompt. It made me go in another direction. I loved it! 🙂
This flowed beautifully Christine and melancholia is your forte. 💞
That means so much! Thank you 😊❤️.
My pleasure! 💞
Thank you so much Lisa! You’re kind and it means a lot to me 🙂💕 I had written something completely different and then I saw the D’Verse Dylan Thomas prompts and it just flowed.
Christine, this is so stark and lovely, like moonlight. You’ve got a winner here.
Ah, the age old pain of lost love eloquently and beautifully expressed in these words.
Thank you so much Shirley 🙂💕
The sorrow and melancholy is like a painting by one of the Pre-Raphaelites
What a lovely way to describe it! Thanks Bjorn 🙂
I like the way you wove in the compound words, Christine, and the rhyme scheme evoked the movement of the sea. A sad tale.
Thank you Kim! 🙂 This was a fun challenge
i love the subtle rhymes, the gentle revelations, and yes, the sad turn.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it 🙂
Lovely.
Thank you so much 🙂🙂
Laura is actually our guest host, smiles.
Indeed that love lost forever. I specially like this part:
Swallowed by the ringed-sea
in the moon’s owl-light
Thank you Grace.🙂 Sorry about the faux pas Laura! 🤭
that’s OK Christine – you made wonderful use of the word compounds and I love the contrast too in these lines:
“A she-bird in exotic plumage
Gazing at the shrinking ferry “
Thank you Laura. I really enjoyed this prompt. It made me go in another direction. I loved it! 🙂
Beautiful and melancholy. I love how the compound words from Dylan don’t seem at all forced, but flow perfectly with the other words you’ve chosen.
Thank you so much Linda! 🙂