FROM PASSION TO ENCHANTMENT
(A Journey in Senryu Format)
Uncontrolled passion
Unwelcome by intrusion
Shadows of evil.
Engage self constraint
A master of eagerness
Patience brings rewards.
Visions are summoned
From seas of oblivion
Seeking catharsis
Exalting pursuits
Thoughtful attentive gestures
Virtuous custom.
Floating in slumber
Undisturbed relaxation
Spells of enchantment.
- Author: Michael Edwards ( Offline)
- Published: April 3rd, 2018 00:30
- Comment from author about the poem: Written individually but they work well together. Photo of pulmonaria now coming into its own plus some anemones..
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Good senryu write Michael.
Just one thing the second line of the first senryu should it be unwelcomed, there is no d on the word.
Thanks Andy - not sure about the \'d\' Unwelcomed = not asked as in a guest who was not invited. Unwelcome = not wanted. Must look further as you\'ve now got me thinking.
Just googled it and a lot of confusion out there although 'unwelcome' seems to be more in favour. Will dig deeper when I have time.
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A fine write Michael, if we ever get past the first line: 'Uncontrolled passion'. Swoon! lol.
Some poets get niggly when I put 'alway' instead of 'always'. It can be poetic licence, to get something to rhyme with 'say', 'day', etc.
You can a degree in poetic licence - and I'm licenced - My No is 4863321
Thanks MICHAEL ~ The sphere of SENRYU
is infinite even stretching from
Passion to Enchantment !
No. 2 is my favourite I always exercise
Patience especially in LOVE !
I love the PULMONARIA the BLUE
ameliorates the GREEN !
I once went down with PULMONARIA
But apart from a WHEEZE
I'm fully recovered !
Thanks for caring ~ Yours BRIAN !
Was it Pulmonaria Officialis ? You young lungwort you - cheers Brian thanks for your valued comments.
I like the senryu formats, especially the last one. Beautiful pictures! Keep sending them, I'm stuck in winter!
Yes I love this format as well - I'll take some more photos today as I've now posted all the last batch.
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