Inspiration E-Book

Koyel Mitra

• Herausgeber: BookRix
• Kategorie: Poesie und Drama
• Sprache: Englisch

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2013

Beschreibung

This anthology is a medley of poems dabbling in all genres. This collection deals with mainly form poetry, restricted by a specified meter and rhyme unlike free verses. However, the limitations of meter and rhyme do not curb the emotions of the poems. They will not fail to enthuse the poetry lovers but would throw a challenge to traditional poetry.

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Koyel Mitra

Inspiration

Reflections of my Muse

To my parents, The Almighty and My Muse.BookRix GmbH & Co. KG81371 Munich

Inspiration - Reflections of my Muse

1.Enchantment

Behold the lady cloaked in blueWhose dreamy eyes bespeak a taleOf passion that bewitches you,Arises love alike a gale.The silver ball reflects a light,A beauty like the starry night.She warbles dulcet tunes through air,Creates a charm beyond compare.Form: RispettoA Rispetto, an Italian form of poetry, is a complete poem of two rhyme quatrains with strict meter. The meter is usually iambic tetrameter with a rhyme scheme of abab ccdd.2. Destination

Lifegives wayto its lastdestination,death.

Form: LanturneThe Lanturne is a five-line verse shaped like a Japanese lantern with a syllabic pattern of one, two, three, four, one3. The Clocks of Ages

" When the seconds tick by, I brood over the past and feel morose."

Morose I feel, when the seconds tick by and brood over the past.

When the seconds tick by, I feel moroseand brood over the past.

I brood over the past and feel morose, when the seconds tick by.

The seconds tick by, I feel morose when I brood over the past.

I feel morose when the seconds tick by and, brood over the past.

And the seconds tick by, brood over the past when I feel morose.

And the seconds tick by, I feel morose when, brood over the past.

When I feel morose and brood over the past, the seconds tick by.

I feel morose and the seconds tick by when brood over the past.

When I brood over the past, the seconds tick by and, feel morose.

 http://poetry.about.com/od/poeticforms/a/Introducing-The-Pollock.htmForm: The Pollock4. Yummy tea

Tea leaves are ready to flopin the boiling potof water before addingthem with creamy milkto make a cup offresh, hot tea.Phew!Form: EpulaeryuThe Epulaeryu poem is all about delicious food. It consists of seven lines with thirty-three (33) syllables. The first line has seven (7) syllables, the second line five (5), the third line seven (7), the fourth line five (5), the fifth line five (5), the sixth line three (3), and the seventh line has only one (1) syllable which ends with an exclamation mark. The form is 7/5/7/5/5/3/1. Each line has one thought which is about the main course. Therefore, this poetic form, the Epulaeryu, which has corresponding lines built around the main course and ending with an exclamation point, concludes with the ending line expressing the writer’s excitement and feelings about the poem. The poem may be rhymed or unrhymed. The Epulaeryu poem was developed by Joseph Spence, Sr. The name of the poetic form was selected as a result of experiencing the Mediterranean and Far East cultures, and enjoying many succulent and nourishing meals and food during those memorable travels.5. If Life was a compass

Heartpointstowardthe right wayalways but life mockseveryone with its twists and turns,ups and downs, often befuddling and confounding us.Nobody knows what life has up its sleeve-surprises, shocks, happiness or palls of gloom.Likethecompasswe need todecide our mind andlisten to our heart while makingdecisions in life, that are often puzzled by ourstandpoints, which ought to remain static and not irresolute whatever comes along.Form: Fibonaccihttp://www.poetrysoup.com/definition/Fibonacci6. Our beloved God