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📝This post is in response to the MTB prompt at dVerse Poets Pub
✒️This post contains a new poem that is the property of Maria L. Berg
Today’s prompt from Björn for Meet the Bar at the dVerse Poets Pub is to write a cinquain. A cinquain is a syllabic poem with five lines. The lines follow the syllable count: 2, 4, 6, 8, 2.
Late Summer
This haze
hides the mountain
and traps unpleasant heat
but I’m not yet choked by smoke from
the fires.
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Not yet….It’s a problem here in North Thailand too – usually around March.😢
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I never imagined such smoky haze would be a part of summer. That looks very thick! Be safe.
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Thank you.
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I am so happy not having to feel that dreadful scent of fires.
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Heartbreaking, to wonder who will be next. You told it well.
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Thank you.
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May there be no fires! You captured the late summer heat perfectly.
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Stay safe! The smoke from wildfire can affect our health.
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That’s something I’d forgotten about here in the UK, where the weather has cooled down and we’re getting quite a lot of rain, so no heath, moorland or forest fires, plus all the children are back at school. But now I have autumn fires to contend with, people burning garden rubbish and leaves. Stay safe, Maria.
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I’m glad of that!
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Nicely done.
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Stay safe from the fire and smoke. A few weeks back the haze was bad here and the air quality was not good for outside activities.
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