Betty and Chubby - A Catena Rondo Poem by Ritika Nahata

Betty and Chubby | A Catena Rondo Poem

Betty and Chubby is a Catena Rondo poem. Catena Rondo is a poetic style that deals with intense repetitions of lines. Each stanza of the poem is a quatrain.

Betty and Chubby - A Catena Rondo Poem by Ritika Nahata
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New Years Day

Apologies for the profanity. “…It leaves at last, not in the usual blur Of confetti, glitter, and streamers…”

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New Years Eve

Happy New Year! The first poem of 2021. “How strange is it that I dare To daydream of another life?”

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Negativity

Negativity. It’s a disease . A toxicity.

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Limited Resources | A Cascade poem by Ritika Nahata

Limited Resources | A Cascade Poem

Limited resources is a Cascade Poem. The speaker of the poem emphasizes her priorites in case she had limited ink to write, limited time to see, and limited memories to retain.
It is a Pattern Based Poem.

Limited Resources | A Cascade poem by Ritika Nahata
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J. W. Cassandra: A Lét dala

Carol of Life, by J. W. Cassandra: my newest poem, written today morning. I welcome with it the new year, I share it both in English and Hungarian. Subject of the poem, the Being isn’t me, of course, it is a supernatural Being, a Creator, as I felt by the inspiration, writing the poem.The English version is only a translation by me. Illustration is from me, an own photo. I hope, you will enjoy my poem.

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Carol of Life | A Poem by J.W. Cassandra

Carol of Life, by J. W. Cassandra

Carol of Life, by J. W. Cassandra: my newest poem, written today morning. I welcome with it the new year, I share it both in English and Hungarian. Subject of the poem, the Being isn’t me, of course, it is a supernatural Being, a Creator, as I felt by the inspiration, writing the poem.The English version is only a translation by me. Illustration is from me, an own photo. I hope, you will enjoy my poem.

Carol of Life | A Poem by J.W. Cassandra
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TURNING NEGATIVE ON ITS HEAD By Betty Davis

  Negative thinking people have excuses for everything they say and do It’s always someone else’s fault that they bring bad news and vibes to you Whenever you see this person they never have anything…

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I’m A Dreamer

With my head in the clouds and away with the fairies…

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एक नारी की ज़ुबानी

मेरी कविता का आधार आज की नारी शक्ति के लिएं है। जैसे कि जमाना बहुत तेज़ी से आगे बढ़ रहा है लेकिन स्त्रियों के लिए आज भी वही पाबंदी और रोक टोक जारी है। एक स्त्री क्या सोचती है अपनी ज़िन्दगी के बारे में बस उसी भावना को इस रचना में मैंने वयक्त किया है।।

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My Reflection | A Byr a Thoddaid Poem by Ritika Nahata at UpDivine

My Reflection| A Byr a Thoddaid Poem

Byr a Thoddaid is a stanzaic form, written in any number of quatrains made up of two couplets, the cyhydedd fer and a Toddaid byr (a shortened version of Toddaid).

My Reflection | A Byr a Thoddaid Poem by Ritika Nahata at UpDivine
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J. W. Cassandra: Csönded érlel…

Thy Silence Ripens…, by J. W. Cassandra, my poem of volume 18, “Incompletion”, cycle “I See the Unseen”. I chose now a short poem for you. I share it both in English and Hungarian. Illustration is from the net. I hope, you will enjoy my poem.

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Thy Silence Ripens…, by J. W. Cassandra

Thy Silence Ripens…, by J. W. Cassandra, my poem of volume 18, “Incompletion”, cycle “I See the Unseen”. I chose now a short poem for you. I share it both in English and Hungarian. Illustration is from the net. I hope, you will enjoy my poem.

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My Grandmother | A Blazon Poem by Ritika Nahata

My Grandmother | A Blazon Poem

A Renaissance genre characterized by a short catalog-style description, often of the female body. This type of poem makes extensive use of metaphors and similes to describe the person.

My Grandmother | A Blazon Poem by Ritika Nahata
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I Am in Love With You!

When I was a child, I’d always gone to the sea. First, I’d discovered the sea light; then, I’d wondered and asked; ‘What’s this glorious magnificence? They said to me, ‘At night, the phosphorescence in the sea.’ ‘And in the day, it is sunshine.’ The sea was yellow and blue; it was because of the sun. One day, I’d looked at it, then, I could no more. Therefore, my eyes had gotten black and blacker, Then, they’d become with full of tears, It’s just because, I could never see it again, nevermore. Now, the sun light is far in impossible distance.

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