Feast of Poetry, 2!

Sep 02, 2009 07:12

Here is your invitation to my feast of poetry! I have volunteered to cook one dish for each of you. All you have to do is ask ( Read more... )

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stryck September 3 2009, 00:15:44 UTC
An epigram for an appetizer-

Carnivore's Lament
I love to settle down to feast
On bird or fish or dainty beast.
Alas, this meal is far too tame;
A melon's guts aren't quite the same.

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stryck September 5 2009, 01:23:26 UTC
Serious I managed, but not free form. :)

Lessons

The noble wolf lives in a pack
They run, and hunt, and live as one.
Numbers add strength to meet a lack
But they turn on those who run alone.

The stalwart cougar walks alone.
Solitary and strong, the mountain beast
Needs no pack to raise her son
But has no others to share her feast.

Both have their strength, both their sorrow
Some would play dog, and others cat.
But you, my son, may face tomorrow
At times with friends, at times without.

So learn from both, but make your plans
To fit the circumstance; be a man!

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haikujaguar September 2 2009, 17:48:53 UTC
1) mail (letters, not armor), imperial, dragon
2) something that rhymes!

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I could not think of a title.. stryck September 6 2009, 03:52:21 UTC
Creamy parchment, yellow silk ties,
Gemstone ink, cherry blossom perfume.
Moonlit delivery, away from all eyes;
Shadowed horns and dark wings loom.

Trusted courier, soft pink hands,
Fragile flesh, stone-firm soul;
Slip past roving warrior bands
Ever mindful to his goal.

Mountain retreat, dressed in snow,
Fearsome guards breathing steam.
Wool-clad servants, blowing low,
Ice-rock garden, frozen stream.

Well draped wings, red for passion;
Ink-whispered words warm the heart.
Courier rewarded in royal fashion;
Wrapped in jewels and silken art.

Sunset army soars with spring;
Warriors descend as blossoms fly.
Scalefolk battle; a reptile king
Fights for love in bloody sky.

Starlight crown, leaf-framed moon,
A dusky maid, a triumphant lord.
Struggle-stained hides, flower strewn,
The beloved embrace in peace restored.

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siege September 2 2009, 18:20:45 UTC
Ingredients: Pickles, pasta, and petunias.

Recipe: How about some blank verse?

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stryck September 7 2009, 00:15:57 UTC
Plenty

Princess Petunia packed a picnic plucked
From pantries stocked with pastries stuffed with plums.
She picked pastrami to prepare with pickles
And peppered cheese on pumpernickel. To pour,
A pitcher perilous with peach libation.
A bite of pasta spiced with pimento, the meal
Completed perfectly with pinwheel popsicles.
Perchance if you approach politely, you
May perch on plushy pillows and partake with her.

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siege September 7 2009, 02:14:46 UTC
Ah, lovely humor, to cause my laughter.

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wyld_dandelyon September 3 2009, 15:00:58 UTC
Doesn't look like you got too many requests!

Thanks again for my poem from last time. (-:

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stryck September 3 2009, 15:07:08 UTC
Requests are still open, since I haven't had that many yet.

Thank you for your appreciation! Feedback is wonderful.

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