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Banksy: Death

April 4, 2017 ~ Raven ~ 4 Comments

Black Knight

JMJ and Penguins

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Poet’s Domain

I hear winter in the gently falling rain
When skies are weary, cast down in autumn’s grey…

Imaginings of Love

Imagine you and I sat hand in hand
Or walking side by side where’re we go…

A Day in December

Eyes of children shine with anticipation
Excited chatter in their letters to Saint Nick…

Originally posted on About the Jez of It:
Another Welsh form, the Cywydd Llosgyrnog is a syllabic-based form with internal rhymes. It is a 6-line stanza. Lines 1, 2, 4, and 5 are 8-syllables in length with 1 and 2 sharing an end rhyme and lines 4 and 5 sharing an end rhyme. Lines 3…

Broken Shadow

The dreams of Peter Pan fade away in time
A broken shadow no needle can repair…

Cywydd Deuair Fyrion Notes

Originally posted on About the Jez of It:
A Welsh form, the Cywydd Deuair Fyrion is a couplet based stanza form. Each line consists of 4-syllables and the couplet carry an aa rhyme, Multiple couplets can be combined into stanzas or a poem. Example rhyme schemesaa bb cc ddaabbccddaabb cc ddee ffand so on Example…

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