The ozone murmurs
In the silvery gloaming
As a fish quietly leaps
The quivering waves of
A dappled twilight moana
Its breath drawn upon
An opalescent August sky
Whispering shadows etch
Fragile moments
Bringing song of the sea
Filling piscator’s net
With briny scents;
Crepescule colors flicker
Yellowing the marine
Across windswept Neptune
The rising tide
Pulses a refrain ..
I watch sunbeams dance on a turquoise sea Alabaster clouds swirl round the golden sun The sunlight warms and invigorates me Watching tasseled shadows is so much fun. Alabaster clouds swirl round the golden sun Melting azure waves stretch out on the shore Meandering warm sands, naked toes burn On varnished sea shells, tales of ocean lore. Melting azure waves stretch out on the shore Lavender skies arch over beaming waves On zephyr's back sunning themselves birds soar In sun-lit sparkling seas fishes play. Lavender skies arch over beaming waves The sunlight warms and invigorates me In sun-lit sparkling seas fishes play I watch sunbeams dance on a turquoise sea. #Pantoum The pantoum is a poetic form derived from the pantun, a Malay form:specifically from the pantun berkait, a series of interwoven quartains.
In the gold of sunlight, I watch birds fly, alight On lush trees and fragrant blooms; A carefree, sundry spree. Wind carouses with glee Murmuring its bouquet tunes Where azure skies lilt, blush A heady summer rush: Harvesting tangy perfumes. Monarchs rise from slumber, Nectarine hued cruiser, Where ambrosial dreams throng Meadows, glades evergreen Dazzling eyes with their sheen; The air flutes with birdsong Skylarks, Chaffinchs hum, waltz On dewed breeze somersaults, Enchanting me, summerlong. Balassi stanza can be defined as a stanza or verse form consisting of nine lines with syllable count 667667667, rhyming structure is bbaccadda. The Balassi stanza is named after Hungarian Balint Balassi regarded as the first great lyricist of the Hungarian language.
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