My poems
Write themselves
Usually
But today
I'm trying something new
Something free
Out of my comfort zone
Into the unknown
Exploring what happens
When form is set free
But look
Do you see
That was a rhythm
I failed
Though I tried
Perhaps free form
Is self determined
More about
The writer
The subject
The reader
I don't know
But
I'll keep exploring
Will you keep reading?
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I will begin to start and keep reading.
ReplyDeletethanks, great to have you reading
DeleteMuch prefer your expunged version of the image. Not much wrong with your free verse as far as I can tell.
ReplyDeletethanks Aprille
DeleteYou and I have the same personal challenge. Tough, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteit was, but fun, and I've done a few more since
DeleteI love how you turned the task into the poem! Wonderful!
ReplyDeletethanks Teresa
DeleteI'm still reading........ ;)
ReplyDeleteNicely done!
thanks Mimi
DeleteEven free verse has candence . . .you worded your way right into it by stanza 3. And yes, sure.
ReplyDeleteI've realised that now, thanks to a bit.of reading.on my side
DeleteYES! we'll keep reading! I enjoyed this.
ReplyDeletethanks sherry
DeleteFree verse has rhythm; don't forget that it is poetry. It just doesn't adhere to a certain meter or form. Like anything else, to do it, one must first understand it, and to understand it, one must read it, a lot of it, carefully.
ReplyDeleteFree verse isn't just hodgepodge. It's a little like jazz music. Jazz isn't just blowing randomly on an instrument. In its way, a free form is more demanding than stricter forms are. It takes work.
that's interesting because I like jazz but I've always been.more into blues
DeleteYes... definitely, keep exploring... I'll keep reading.
ReplyDeleteYes, I will keep reading. This is delightful!!
ReplyDelete... I'm not going anywhere!
ReplyDeleteFree verse has just as much rhythm as form when it want to! Have fun with it!
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