Delight
This study of abstract nouns through abstract photography brings me extreme pleasure and satisfaction. To capture that delight today, I used my favorite fuzzy fabric as a backdrop, my favorite spiral filter, and used the camera flash in the mirrorworld. Some of the results were surprising and delightful.
For Cinco de Mayo at dVerse Poets Pub we’re writing cinquains developed by Adelaide Crapsey. Laura challenges us to write either a cinq-cinquain, or a cinquain chain / crown cinquain. Either way it’s five cinquains which follow the syllabic pattern 2-4-6-8-2.
The Poem
Delight Cycle
giddy
awakening
to possibility
hot shower shoulders dripping with
delight
delight
so fresh and new
smelling of minty dew
tears and scratches to get through this
foul mood
foul mood
coating the day
before I can hang the
yellow and orange polk-a-dot
fabric
fabric
of my joy life
rug for meditation
cape for solar-being costume
background
background
sifting bright lights
providing fun textures
inspiring surprises; smiling
giddy
Experience Writing 
A lovely transformation that feels like a lot like a Friday after a long work week.
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Your poem is like a breath of fresh air … invigorates, and teaches. Cheers.
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Wow. Thank you.
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i love the roller coaster here. the opening with bliss and the reflective ending.
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Thank you.
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Nicely conceived Marial, and well executed!
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The scents, the freshness of cleansed thought and the colours that take us into that almost meditative state…
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I loved the opening up to joy, and the realisation at the end. You used the form so well.
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love the tone of this poem – and a crown cinquain that reads so smoothly through all the ups and downs here!
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Delightful! (Really.)😊
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Thank you.
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