heaven is but a breath away not a destination one hopes to go one day it’s here in this moment
~kat
…and a few more, since I was feeling inspired, to round out this week of exploring the Bob and Wheel. Next week I’m revisiting the Kimo! See you Monday!
new day
at dawn lush green, drenched in dew trees erupt in birdsong golden streams breaking through a new day has begun
perfection
i see you when you don’t notice me i know you well, your truths, your vulnerabilities perfection shining through
~kat
The Bob and Wheel
The bob and wheel, which has its origins in mediaeval poetry and song, takes its name from the craft of spinning. It consists of five lines; a short (two or three syllable) first line followed by four lines of six syllables each. The first, third and fifth lines rhyme, as do the second and fourth lines. We can present this schematically as follows:
whispering makes listeners wonder sets tongues a-twittering rumbling like thunder the gossips blithering
~kat
The Bob and Wheel
The bob and wheel, which has its origins in mediaeval poetry and song, takes its name from the craft of spinning. It consists of five lines; a short (two or three syllable) first line followed by four lines of six syllables each. The first, third and fifth lines rhyme, as do the second and fourth lines. We can present this schematically as follows:
waiting, life spent standing in line, plans on hold, delaying, wasting moments in time long held dreams, forsaking
~kat
The Bob and Wheel
The bob and wheel, which has its origins in mediaeval poetry and song, takes its name from the craft of spinning. It consists of five lines; a short (two or three syllable) first line followed by four lines of six syllables each. The first, third and fifth lines rhyme, as do the second and fourth lines. We can present this schematically as follows:
turtle doves adorned in gray, mourning, messengers from above coo-cooing come morning bearers of peace and love
~kat
The Bob and Wheel
The bob and wheel, which has its origins in mediaeval poetry and song, takes its name from the craft of spinning. It consists of five lines; a short (two or three syllable) first line followed by four lines of six syllables each. The first, third and fifth lines rhyme, as do the second and fourth lines. We can present this schematically as follows:
eyes of blue bluer still, when she cries her glance will pierce you through especially when you’re why she’s broken-hearted…you…
~kat
The Bob and Wheel
The bob and wheel, which has its origins in mediaeval poetry and song, takes its name from the craft of spinning. It consists of five lines; a short (two or three syllable) first line followed by four lines of six syllables each. The first, third and fifth lines rhyme, as do the second and fourth lines. We can present this schematically as follows:
So it is easier for you to find all the parts/chapters of my ongoing fiction series, I created a new page that lists all the links. You can check it out HERE!
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