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Psyche
post Jan 28 17, 00:21
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Hi poets and writers at MM!

The challenge is to use the words listed below in the form of a sonnet, villanelle or any other form you wish, as well as FV.

You may offer up as many answers as you want, but each one must include at least 10 of the words in the list below, in any order. These words have been taken from Tom Chetwynds' A Dictionary of Symbols.

Here goes:

Apple

Archetypes

Metals

Imagination

Meditation

Mirror

Zodiac

Sphinx

Sleeping Beauty

Pig

Oedipus

Alchemy

Water

Threshold

Hermaphrodite


Looking forward to your great answers to this challenge!
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Rhymer
post Jan 31 17, 18:47
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Real Name: Denis Barter
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The one notable effect - I find - of these challenges, is how differently Members see and respond to them! Most intriguing to say the least!

I sometimes wonder why? Is it the education we underwent when young? Our bent towards the arcane, history, or ..... what? I know many of the 'triggers' that set my mind into following a theme, come from my schooling. History and Ancient Greek, Roman and other subjects, were front and centre of the education I received.

Anyone have other ideas? I'll love to know. In the mean time, I enjoy reading what other poets offer - and more so when the offering is far different from my own.

Incidentally I enjoyed this poetic endeavour of yours Larry. Probably more so because I know Stonehenge very well! My home in Dorset was not that far away and I often passed it close by, when we visited my parents. Pictures alone do not do it justice.

It emanates an atmosphere which is both captivating and awe inspiring. It possesses an air of mystery which has to be experienced first hand to feel! It's not the only place I have visited, that affects me as a visitor in this manner! Some would have us believe it has much to do with Ley Lines. As I can experience the "force" of this phenomena, - I am a water diviner, dowser or twitcher - depending on where you hail from - I feel there could well be some truth in this theory! Hard to prove!

For now? Nice job, well done. Ciao Denis aka Rhymer.

 
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