Lovingly yours (2)

Abstracted mind, Actions confined,

Shattered dreams, Smiles & screams,

Intrigued wait, Very distinct trait,

Diminishing hope, Grit to elope.

~ It must’ve been love~ ( By Roxette )

No reason to smile, no hate no guile,

Always a hope, anything to cope,

Mirthful mind, sweetheart very kind,

Desire to live, make others happy & forgive.

For Eugi’s Prompt:
https://amanpan.blog/2023/02/14/moonwashed-weekly-prompt-130-2-14-2023-sweetheart/

For David’s W3:

https://skepticskaddish.com/2023/02/15/w3-prompt-42-weave-written-weekly/

Puente-

The form has three stanzas with the first and third having an equal number of lines and the middle stanza having only one line (title of a song as required in this case) which acts as a bridge (puente)  between the first and third stanza. The first and third stanzas convey a related but different element or feeling, as though they were two adjacent territories. The number of lines in the first and third stanza is the writer’s choice as is the choice of whether to write it in free verse or rhyme.

The center line is delineated by a tilde (~) and has ‘double duty’. It functions as the ending for the last line of the first stanza AND as the beginning for the first line of the third stanza. It shares ownership with these two lines and consequently bridges the first and third stanzas.

Good evening and see you next time

Published by J M Negi

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18 thoughts on “Lovingly yours (2)

  1. Expressed in your distinct style, a wonderful weave of thoughts with an amazing outcome.
    touching, heartfelt and beautifully expressed J… ✨🤍

  2. Ah, it’s been a while since I listened to Roxette. I really liked the rhyme and alliteration in your puente. I have not seen these things being used much so far. The lines are so full of meaning. It took me a while to take it all in. Very well done!

    1. me too 😀

      I’d only tried this form once before (a long while ago), and I was so glad that Tanmay suggested it for the W3 prompt!

      Your poem is simply fantastic, JM <3

      Sincerely,
      David

  3. A beautiful and meaningful piece and excellent use of the Puente form of poetry. I’ve yet to try this form and can’t wait to give it a go.

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