Today I wanted to share a new poetry form with you:
SYMBIOTIC ACROSTIC POETRY
This poetry form was created by writing.com member PatrickB and is an acrostic with a difference.
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A symbiotic acrostic poem (SAP) is a detailed and challenging word-play showing the interconnectedness of two to four concepts, items, expressions, or subjects.
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It’s a very interesting and unique poetry form that requires the poet to
understand the relationship between subjects and has no restrictions with regards to rhythm or rhyme. For a full detailed explanation of the SAP poetry form visit Symbiotic Acrostic Poetry .
Mind Symbiotic Heart
My mind, it hides in dark recesses
Introverted and inquisitive
Never-ending, it asks questions,
Day and night.
So much mind and so much heart,
Yet they conflict.
My will and my flesh at odds.
Body and mind in harmony.
It’s my mind and heart that are apart.
Outside the pattern but connected.
Timed and timeless both at once.
Idiotic intelligence,
Cool and warm, shallow yet deep.
Her heart, it hides in light fear.
Extroverted and accepting.
Asking no questions yet,
Realising
That day and night, eternally co-exist.
(c) Copyright bardic blogger / a thinker never sleeps / Teri Montague 2011
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Great post! I love poetry very much. Free free to check out my first poem also everyone!
Thanks very much. Feel free to post a link to your first poem. I’d love to read it!
You really make it seem so easy with your presentation but I
find this topic to be actually something that I think I would never
understand. It seems too complicated and extremely broad for me.
I’m looking forward for your next post, I will try to get the hang of it!
I’m sure you will get the hang of it. 🙂