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Color My World Color my world gray, for depression has me in its grasp and will not loosen its grip. I struggle to see brilliant colors beyond the gray mist. The colorful images remain as a hazy memory, ever taunting me to burst through the ominous darkness that hovers all around my world, clouding my judgment, blinding me to the rainbow just beyond the mist. Pat Nelson December 7, 2010 A Nonet is a poem with nine lines. Line one has nine syllables, line two has eight syllables, and on like that until the ninth line, which is only one syllable. A Double Nonet reverses the order in the second verse. Rhyming is not necessary. The main emphasis should be on imagery and the flow of the thoughts throughout the poem.
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