PAINTING MY WORLD
(a shadorma)
now is not
the time for cities;
I’d rather
be headed
for a quiet seaside shore
to soak in summer
2012-06-26
P. Wanken
Inspired by margo’s Tuesday Tryouts post, encouraging us to use an image as the jumpstart to a poem about summer. For the image, I’ve chosen a painting done for a class recently (coincidentally enough, a class that I attended WITH margo).
I’m with you. Nicely done.
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Thanks, Mosk. 🙂
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Short & sweet, and what a lovely painting.
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Thanks — on all accounts. 🙂
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Beautifully short and to the point! swing by and pick me up I’m all packed!
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Yes, I could use some time along the shore!
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Short and snappy! Thumbs up. 😀
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Thanks. 🙂
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I love this. I know I keep saying that about your poetry, but I do. You are so good with shadormas. I need to write myself a note to try them again. I keep forgetting.
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Thanks, margo…sometimes my thoughts are so scattered. The shadorma helps me focus. 🙂
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You are one talented lady. I saw Margo’s comment, and the mystery was solved when you mentioned having taken the class together!
Shadorma is one of the few forms I take on, because it has an odd cadence that fits my free-verse personality. This one paints (!) a simply, peaceful picture, and I loved it, Paula. Amy
http://sharplittlepencil.com/2012/06/27/skinny-dipping-adults-only/
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Thanks for your visit, Amy…and for your kind words.
Yes, I love the shadorma and it is also one of few forms I use. I love being able to be concise without having to worry about the topic or rhyming…just a little syllable counting and we’re all set! 🙂
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YAY!! Nice painting!! You talented person, you 🙂 Love the thought “seaside to soak in summer”
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Thanks, Sara. The class is barely a step up from paint by number (it’s called “Painting with a Twist” — look it up on line, it’s nationwide). It is a lot of fun. ANYone can do it!
Right now, the only think I’m soaking in is sweat…that seaside is sounding good about now. 🙂
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