Walking in Solitude

by JLR

Blustery, billowing winds bend leaves
and shake the very roots of trees.

'tis so in the wisp of a gentle breeze
when the blossoms bloom, I sneeze.

Little fawns nimble, nibble on grass
While the fox and the hare romp pass.

Bold stream gushes rushes over boulders
while waterfall's mist tickles my shoulders.

Sunlight dances making a radiant rainbow
Dancing, dazzling putting on quite a show.

The shady mountain path wide and narrow
Across the blue sky flies a host of sparrows.

A majestic eagle perched on a rocky crest
as eaglets are neatly nestled in the nest.

I love Mother Nature's nurturing glory
in my sacred solitude to write this story.

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POTLATCH CLUB CHALLENGE: The Monometric Form was
Invented by Walter E. Ferguson III, The norm is Augmented Monometric, illustrated below by that author's poem.

~~~BASIC STYLE~~~FOR AUTHOR'S NOTES
***This form requires the poet to begin with a couplet, then augment [add]
each succeeding stanza with ONE more line.
***EACH stanza is to be independent MONO-RHYME.
*** The lines can be of any CONSTANT meter, such as but not limited to,
Iambic trimeter, Iambic tetrameter, Iambic pentameter. Keep lines in the same meter throughout.

Club entry for the "Monometric for week of3-20-2020" event in "The Potlatch Poetry Club". Locate a writing club.

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A chapter in the book Heart Cafted Poems - 2020

Walking in Solitude

by JLR

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