poetry, six sentence story

Rhythm – an Acrostic

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Rumpa, pum, pum

Hatchaa, hatchaa, hatchaa

Yuhooee, yuhooee, yuhooee

Tappa, tappa, tappa

Hausha, hausha, hausha

Mmmbah, mmmbah, mmmbah

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This is my Six Sentence Story/Poem. You can check out where to submit HERE

This is my attempt at an acrostic to illustrate rhythm. As you can see, the word is vertical and the rhythm sounds are horizontal. Which direction would you take it? And now…one of my favorites:

poetry, six sentence story

How to Start a Fire

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gather kindling-twigs n leaves, paper debris, light a match

find strong branches, trim them down, roast marshmallows, make s’mores

wrapped in grandma’s red plaid blanket, snuggle closer

notice sticky candy lips, take a chance and kiss them gently

flames lap at your feet, kisses sweet enough to eat

this is how a fire is made, starting with a twig to flame

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This is my six line poem for the Six Sentence Story challenge

You, too can enter the challenge by going to Girlie on the Edge’s blog

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Recipe for S’Mores

poetry, six sentence story

Harmony’s Harp Lesson

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Her days were long and her nights even longer as the shadows were here guides

Harmony lived for the days when she could spend time with her Aunt Cecile

Hurrying, but steadfast to prevent a stumbling fall, Harmony greeted her aunt

Her breath ran short and once regained Aunt Cecile called Harmony to her side

Here we go, dear one, let’s practice what you learned last week, deep breath and go

Harmony’s hands searched for the strings and played as if her vision were to succeed

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This is my six sentence story/poem – I missed last week, for the first time. It feels good to get back to the keyboard of the SSS. You can check out the works of prolific writers by going to Girlie on the Edge

poetry, six sentence story

Canvas

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Canvas – Acrostic

Cerulean blue for his eyes

Amethyst as certain as her strands touching white

Navy blue for his warm pea-coat

Vermillion green matched her glimmering eyes

As sure as the canvas depicted their likenesses

Sweetness was attractive only by their shades of life

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There you go, that’s my acrostic for the Six Sentence Poem

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