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sábado, 12 de enero de 2019

BOOK


Boredom is nothing
hours fly so far away  
when you read a book.
 
“Once upon a time...”
and fantasy starts again
taking you away.
 
Our world is so small
let’s go to a wider one
beyond the pages.
 
Knowing the magic
is alive in all those books
which one will we choose?
 
 
© 2018 PSR
 
 

lunes, 24 de diciembre de 2018

LOVE


Living things need love:
you, and I, and all the rest
need it like we breathe.
  
Ornament of life:
it glorifies all actions
making the soul fly.
  
Very deep inside
love is born from simple seeds
and just waits to grow.
  
Even through dark times
love can help one go forward
into one’s own light.
  
  
© 2016 PSR
 


martes, 18 de diciembre de 2018

SIGLEM


Simple poetry
revolving around one thing
anything you like.

Imagine all of
the different themes you can use
to make your siglem.

Greatness comes even
from a structure that guides us
five-seven-and-five.

Let’s talk about rhyme:
the scheme will always be free
and that is no crime.

Entirely new
this original poem
is not a haiku.

My time has now come
to begin my first siglem
and call it my own.


© 2016 Ursula Muñoz-Schaefer


domingo, 26 de abril de 2015

SIGLEM 575: Minimalistic Poetry


A siglem 575 is a poem that is written based on the letters of the word or words that define the topic and constitute its title. The theme is open and the words that define it constitute the title, which is represented as a kind of acronym, written in uppercase. Each stanza has three verses, and the first word of the first one must begin with the corresponding letter of the acronym. The metric is 5-7-5, with free rhyme. Because of its acronym nature, the stanzas should be able to function independently as a self standing poem, and together, as part of a poem of several stanzas that revolves around the same theme. In a siglem 575 there are as many stanzas as letters are in the title. 

© Patricia Schaefer Röder, August 15, 2011.


HOPE

Help in many forms
our brothers and sisters
need it evermore.
 
Other people cry
disease and hunger are real
we’ll lend them a hand.
 
Peace and hope are here
they’ll grow stronger among us
in every heartbeat.
 
Eternal freedom
souls and spirits will survive
because we’re all one.


©2012 PSR