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Oct 4 07, 19:01
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Oct 5 07, 06:22
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Morning Pami;
Bold statement. I think I might have used unequivocally, but that may not be what you are going for. Very good closure. I like that it portrays you as unpretentious.
I'll have to look up the form ... English Cameo? I'm not familiar with it.
Sam
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Oct 5 07, 08:18
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Hey Sam! Thanks for catching my boo boo, you're the first! I learned this form in an English poetry class on another site. Then we workshopped what we learned. I received high accolades for this, which was a wonderful feeling. Funny thing. I can't find any references on it on the web so far. The lady I learned it from is away sick, but I'll get the info for you (and me) soon. Have a great weekend! Pami
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Oct 5 07, 10:13
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Hi Pami;
To me, now, it is just a very well written poem. I'm sure that once I find the form that I will have a MUCH greater appreciation for your discipline in writing to it. I will have to try to write a poem using that form. I don't ever grasp the full impact of honoring a form until I try it.
Anyway... loved it and certainly understand why it was recieved so well.
sam
I'm back WOO-HOO... found this much: ENGLISH CONVENTIONAL CAMEOS ARE WRITTEN IN 2/5/8/3/7/2 SYLLABLES.
Going to look for more...................
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Oct 6 07, 04:42
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Hi Sam Hmm. Interesting. That would make mine a failure in that my syllabic count does not quite match. I sent an inquiry to my teacher and I'm sure I'll hear something soon. I will keep you posted, perhaps there are too syles? How did you find this one. I would love to browse if it's on the web... Have you found more yet....?
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Oct 6 07, 07:30
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Hi Pami, The PP (punctuation police) are thinking, uh-oh, mind the commas, caps and endstops. I’ve never heard of or seen this form before, do you mind if I post this in Karnak with your poem as the example once I understand all the parameters of it? Does it only contain a syllable count of 2/5/8/3/7/2 (6 lines total) and no rhyme scheme requirements? Can the 1st & last line be the same word? Can you please post here what those params are as I cannot find anything on this form through my searching? If Sam’s params are correct, then you have one extra beat and one extra line here as your poem is: 2/5/8/3/8/5/2, so it appears that you wander off form in L5 with an extra beat and then L6 is not part of form’s params? I need to understand the params before I can offer you a thorough critique, but I will say that the comma in L1 should go and you should cap L3 and uncap L5. Looking forward to your return! ~Cleo
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Oct 6 07, 09:47
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Here is something I googled about CAMEOS (they DO exist!!!!!)
The poetry CAMEO (pronounced cam-ee-oh) is a seven line fixed form of varying syllabic length ______________________________________________________________
Stanzas: 1 Stanza type: Septet Lines: 7 Accents: Varies Syllables: Alternates between 2,3,5, 7 and 8 per line Rhyme: None Pattern: XX XXXXX XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XX
EXAMPLE OF A CAMEO Garbage Rank and odorous Seeping foul liquids through its bag Disgusting Infested with bacteria I think I'll empty the can today. I hope this helps so others can also join Pami in this great form...Judi
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Oct 6 07, 10:38
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Excellent - I googled too, Judi, but didn't have much luck - I tried : English Cameo poetic form ? Glad you found it - thanks! So it has no rhyme scheme and goes by syllables: 2/5/8/3/8/7/2 I'll be back once Pami sees your reply. Cheers ~Cleo
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Oct 6 07, 10:49
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OK, I'm back Pami with Judi's params for you. I like this poem as it demonstrates a confidence of being you and an acceptance of who you are. I have a few suggestions below for you to ponder as you wish. Ehjoyed! ~Cleo 2/5/8/3/8/7/2 I am, (no comma needed) Empress of my world. unequivocally, I am (change to Capital U) ~supremely~ (delete the tildas and add a comma) In all the universes known, (change to lowercase I, add comma after known) ~just me all in all~ (delete the tildas and add two syls: suggestion: just for being me; as is… ) I am. If you were to adopt the suggestions, it would look like this: 2/5/8/3/8/7/2
I am Empress of my world. Unequivocally, I am supremely, in all the universes known, just for being me; as is… I am.
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Oct 6 07, 11:02
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Here is the web address where I got my info. They also have definitions for many other types of poetry that could be investigated. http://books.google.com/books?id=CrmQIYjzs...p;cd=1#PPA48,M1
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Oct 6 07, 19:53
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QUOTE (Judi @ Oct 6 07, 12:02 ) Here is the web address where I got my info. They also have definitions for many other types of poetry that could be investigated. http://books.google.com/books?id=CrmQIYjzs...p;cd=1#PPA48,M1Thanks for that link... the reference I had found was very sparse and not too reliable. I think you've found a good source with which to research this form. I had not seen it before either. blessings sam
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