Mind’s Eye, my first Pleiades
October 11, 2007 | Filed Under Linked, Poetry
Mind’s Eye
Mee, myself and I, find
Muse uncompromising,
metamorphosing mere
meteorology:
mundane clouds fascinate
moon tide leaves puddled tears
majestic mountains crash.
MeeAugraphie
10/11/07
This one took me a while, I had never done a Pleiades, much less heard of one. I do need to ‘get out’ more. Michelle, of Poefiti, recently started a new site, Poefusion. There she has two memes, one each Monday and Friday, but, other challenges as well: she explains what Pleiades is here. While you are there, check out the Paradelle example.
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I haven’t tried this one yet but I can see it’s going to be no easy task. You took the ball and ran - this is lovely, lovely.
I loved this. I felt like this was one done from your name and your surroundings. Beautiful and better than mine. Keep up the good work. Thanks for participating.
Have a nice day.
Michelle
i saw the one michelle did on writers island,, and i liked it so much i tried one myself.. then she told me about poefusion and i saw you had the same idea!!!! excellent,, i have to mark her new site…..
this works for you it really paints a picture of the power of the muse….
I like this and the marriage poem.
I have never heard of Pleiades. And, I shouldn’t because I have work to do and cannot write right now.
I think these are my favorite two lines:
Mee, myself and I, find
Muse uncompromising,
It can be so demanding and uncompromising. Thanks for all the links!
Oh I like this…….especially the last three lines.
Hi! I found your poem on Poefusion. I like how the earthly formations take on a new tone through your muse, and it all begins with ‘M’! These are hard, aren’t they?
while web surfing i found the poefusion…you have a wonderful poem there…it is worthy of your efforts…