Owl On The Sea (Pantoum)

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    Owl On The Sea (Pantoum)

    Poem 7


    Practice Repeat lines, using Syllabic Stanza Pantoum [20 Lines (10 Unique)]
    2nd,4th lines become 1st,3rd lines in subsequent stanzas
    1st,3rd lines in 1st stanza used for last stanza 2nd,4th lines.
    8-10 Meter (this is altered in that like 4 becomes line one, and line 2, line 3)



    An owl soars over open sea
    The fat blind bird in open range
    Soars like eagles – incredibly!
    He makes a scene, for he’s estranged.

    He makes a scene, for he’s estranged
    This owl in the pacific air;
    The fat blind bird in open range.
    He conquers every passing fear.

    He conquers every passing fear.
    The harsh sun and her seeping light.
    This owl in the pacific air;
    He travels both in day and night.

    He travels both in day and night,
    Through the osprey and birds of prey
    The harsh sun and her seeping light
    The fires for an all owl buffet

    The fires for an all owl buffet.
    An owl soars over open sea
    Through the osprey and birds of prey
    Soars like eagles – incredibly!

    ----- True Pantoum --

    Practice Repeat lines, using Syllabic Stanza Pantoum [20 Lines (10 Unique)]
    2nd,4th lines become 1st,3rd lines in subsequent stanzas
    1st,3rd lines in 1st stanza used for last stanza 2nd,4th lines.
    8-10 Meter


    An owl soars over open sea
    The fat blind bird in open range
    Soars like eagles – incredibly!
    He makes a scene, for he’s estranged.


    The fat blind bird in open range.
    The owl in the pacific air;
    He makes a scene, for he’s estranged
    He conquers every passing fear.

    The owl in the pacific air.
    The harsh sun and her seeping light;
    He conquers every passing fear,
    He travels both in day and night.

    The harsh sun and her seeping light
    Through the osprey and birds of prey
    He travels both in day and night,
    The fire for an all owl buffet

    Through the osprey and birds of prey
    An owl soars over open sea:
    The fire for an all owl buffet,
    Soars like eagles – incredibly!

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    WordSlinger commented on Owl On The Sea (Pantoum)

    05-02-2010

    These are fun to do, Perfect write, you did good on this one, ty WS

    Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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