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  >> Static Item >> Poetry >> Experience >> ID #1491819  |   Show DetailsPrinter Friendly Page Tell A Friend
It Doesn’t Take a Hammer
A poem written in Hexaduad Form, an introspection on thinking
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On fire!
Inspire!
Words that invade the soul;
the thoughts held in control.
Lightning bright with a thunderous sound;
but soft  rain falling to the ground.
The soil of mind
is quick to find
What makes it grasp and grow;
is not the fast but slow:
into thinking
slowly sinking.

Copyright  ©  April 26, 2006 by Karen M. Crump

Author’s Note: Hexaduad: Syllabic in rhymed couplets with line lengths of 2, 2, 6, 6, 8, 8, 4, 4, 6, 6, 4, 4. Origin: English. Schematic: xa, xa, xxxxxb, xxxxxb, xxxxxxxc, xxxxxxxc, xxxd, xxxd, xxxxxe, xxxxxe, ,xxxf, xxxf. Line/Poem Length: 12 ***Note: although defined as couplets, this refers to the duality of syllabic count...the lines are not supposed to be separated into lines of two with a space in between.
 

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