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| "Green Vine Snake" by Michael and Patricia Fogden |
Vines
verdant green
climbing, twisting, hanging
vipers of the forest
rambler.
I wanted to try something different for you all. So here is a cinquain that I've conjured up that revels in my love for the wonderful living things that surround us.
Excellent cinquain!
ReplyDeleteThanks! :)
DeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cole!
Deletenicely twined
ReplyDeletehave a good Tuesday
much love...
I did, except for the winter storm.
DeleteI love cinquains.. I used to write a lot of them a while.. I like the way you connect it to a personal level in that last line.
ReplyDeleteCinquains are really fun to write, and perhaps one of the most basic traditional ways of writing poetry.
DeleteYou have captured the essence of these vines!
ReplyDeleteVines are definitely more lively than they may appear. Look at the ivy family for example.
Delete"Vipers of the forest"....how true. A beautiful cinquain Kenn!
ReplyDeleteThank you Carrie!
Deleteinteresting.
ReplyDeleteHow interesting is it?
DeleteGood for you Kenn! Thoughtful lines!
ReplyDeleteHank
Thanks Hank!
DeleteGood vines and bad vines, Kenn.
ReplyDeleteThe bad ones kill the trees.
Or overtake the rest.
:)
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This is really true in a lot of the warmer dense places. If only there was a way to prevent this from happening, but that would be against nature, which isn't easy to accomplish.
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