12 Poets from last week’s challenge of ONE and their Décimas. All links open in a new window when clicked on.
If you like quiet tequila nights, disastrous endings, and even some lovin’, you’ve come to the right place. Visit these 12 poets and find a style of poetry you may not have read before, even though you think you have. There are so many forms of poetry and this one is a cultural one for the Latin culture originating in Spain and continues to be important today in social, political messages and especially in Latin music.
L | EASTELMHURST.A.GO.GO: True Love
One…And Lost
The night has come, the day is done.
they sleep the sleep of nevermore.
The sleep of peace, the sleep of war:
Both are the same, an endless one.
Never again to feel the sun,
the song of love, the joy of tears,
no highs, no lows, no dreams, no fears.
consigned to cold and endless terms
of rain, of mud, of frost, of worms!
Sweet lives lost, in timeless arrears.
Frank Hubeny | Poetry, Short Prose and Walking: One Lap Too Many
Laurie McHarrie @ The Hidden Edge: Children in Need
Kat Myrman | Like Mercury Colliding: only one
Mindfills: Dream Up
Christine Bialczak | Stine Writing: The Tequila Farmer
Mystical Strings: Inner Voice
Revived Writer: Décima
Arthur Richardson | Poems, Polemicks and Licks: The Metaphysics of Love
Ronovan Writes: Tanning Buns and Big Mac Runs Yeah, I apologize to poets everywhere for this one.
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