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Luce
post Feb 4 16, 18:42
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ice cream
so delicious
forget the slinky dress
come here my sexy Rocky Road
keep me company this fierce summer night
your salty hard bits thrill my soul
bliss on a sugar cone
my love, my dear
ice cream

 
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Larry
post Feb 5 16, 10:15
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I scream
my approval
for your Rictameter
posted in this critique forum,
my favorite: white chocolate almond
sends my taste buds in a frenzy
but only in winter
is it produced;
eye’s cream.



Luce, thanks for putting this over here in Hermes to let everyone know there are other forms in which one may express themselves. It probably belongs in Seren’s because it is unrhymed but we won’t quibble about that. If anyone wants to join in the fun, there are lots of nice strings to follow in Karnak and all are good exercise in honing your poetic skills.


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post Feb 5 16, 18:58
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Thanks Larry.

I'm glad you liked it.

However, I disagree with the form not belonging here. It's a fixed syllabic form like haiku or tanka. It doesn't have to rhyme.
 
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post Feb 6 16, 08:01
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QUOTE (Luce @ Feb 5 16, 23:58 ) *
Thanks Larry.

I'm glad you liked it.

However, I disagree with the form not belonging here. It's a fixed syllabic form like haiku or tanka. It doesn't have to rhyme.


You are correct Luce. this is not FV and therefore does not belong in Seren's.

This forum is for all types of forms and there are some that do not rhyme. This forum is not just for rhyming poetry, Larry.

I love this rictameter, Luce which makes me long for an ice-cream!

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I seem
to be quite late
in offering critique
of what once was my favorite
form in which to write my thoughts and feelings.
You have done so remarkably
making me want a cone
going for which
I seem.


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post Feb 6 16, 13:44
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Eira and Daniel,


My work
is done. Awesome!!
I'll treat. Ice cream for all!
Get the Chunky Monkey. On sale.
I say, let's live "la vida loca"..ish!
Lock up the scale. Don't look today.
Sweet cream so delicious.
Pusher for fudge.
My work.

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post Feb 11 16, 02:00
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Hi Luce,

I've been enjoying your Rictameter immensely! Had a good laugh with other's contributions.

But too late for "your treat"...might return in time for a last lick. LOL. rolleyes.gif

Must try this form. Probably looks easier than it is, for me anyway.

Bedtime!

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post Feb 11 16, 09:33
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QUOTE (Psyche @ Feb 11 16, 02:00 ) *
Hi Luce,

I've been enjoying your Rictameter immensely! Had a good laugh with other's contributions.

But too late for "your treat"...might return in time for a last lick. LOL. rolleyes.gif

I'm glad you like it Syl.

Must try this form. Probably looks easier than it is, for me anyway.

You can pump it up by adding meter and a rhyme scheme.


Bedtime!

Syl running.gif

Night, Night!!!

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I love it - your poem and Ice-cream. I am completely in ignorance of this poetic form but you have made me want to know more. Isn't it beaut how we can continue to learn even as we age.....I am intending to have a go at a Rictameter myself


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post Mar 20 16, 21:26
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QUOTE (Maureen @ Mar 19 16, 06:50 ) *
I love it - your poem and Ice-cream. I am completely in ignorance of this poetic form but you have made me want to know more. Isn't it beaut how we can continue to learn even as we age.....I am intending to have a go at a Rictameter myself


Thanks Maureen. I'm glad you liked it.

If you want to know how to do one, go to the Karnak Crossing forum. It's basically a syllabic form but you can increase the difficulty by adding meter and rhyme, if you wish.


 
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