The trail drones on as bee until it stings me to a quiver
Hermetic trills oneiric bells clamour-call to muse liver
Emergent words select themselves, infuse with a honeyed click
Surprised each time at ideal choice. I cackle until I hic
A clever muse she daisy-chains the ponies in formation
Umbrella chants while ponies dance in polished exultation
Recipients the audience who browse green field and ooh-ahs
Unimpede the strain of limits in one’s limited wee cerebrum
Stroll the scroll of limitless plucks and clicks of a thesaurus!
Will polish this one up later, but here it is in its rough draft form. Happy National Thesaurus Day!
Laura is today’s host for dVerse’ Poetics. Laura says:
For today’s prompt:
1. Write a SOUND POEM which includes AT LEAST ONE from EACH of the FIVE HEARING CATEGORY SELECTIONS below: (reference the hearing words you chose in your post).
bellow; clink; drone; jingle; quiver;
clamour; dissonant; rip-roaring; tempestuous; vociferous;
dulcet: honeyed; poetic; sonorous; tonal;
blabber; cackle; dribble; gurgle; seethe;
beseech; chant; drawl; embellish; intone
Feel free to dip deeper into your chosen words by elaborating further from the Thesaurus with synonyms and antonyms
AND/OR
2. Simply write about the Thesaurus, as the above poets have – what it means to you; describe it, have fun with it. Let the synonyms flow, or antagonise with antonyms.
There are no restrictions on poetry style or meter but those of you who like Acrostics might want to make a nine liner for THESAURUS.
clever acrostic mingling the sound word choices for Thesaurus day – I especially liked
“Emergent words select themselves, infuse with a honeyed click”
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Thank you, Laura. The thesaurus is a good seasoner. The one you just bought sounds amazing.
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a Thesaurus of the Senses surely de rigeur for poets 😉
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Ambitious and fun, your poem came up all 7’s. I considered an Acrostic, but then just let my pen flow freely.
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Glenn, thank you. All 7’s is high praise 🙂
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That was well executed Lisa, and no easy task. Well done my fridnd! 👍🏼🙂✌🏼❤️
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Thanks buddy!
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Made me smile. (K)
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A perfect first line. You pay homage to the Thesaurus with each carefully crafted line. Much enjoyed.
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K, thank you very much!
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You’re welcome. Acrostic done expertly!
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You did what I could never dare, and you pulled it off, wonderfully done, and I still don’t know how you did it! Entertaining and well-worded…
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Ain, I’m glowing with your praise. Thank you.
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Very cleverly written poem Li.
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Thank you, Sadje.
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You’re welcome
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Beautiful poem! A very well penned acrostic ❤
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Thank you, Q!
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I could use a bit of that, Lisa 😀 I love the way your formulated this!
❤
David
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lol. It’s the story of my life!
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You’ve accomplished a tough task, Lisa! Hats off to you 🙂
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Thanks, Jay! Nice to see you.
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Great work on the acrostic, and a fitting tribute to the thesaurus, Lisa!
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Thank you, Ingrid. Glad you enjoyed it.
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‘A clever muse she daisy-chains the ponies in formation
Umbrella chants while ponies dance in polished exultation’ – love these lines. Wonderful Acrostic Lisa.
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Marion, I like those lines also. Thank you ❤
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What a fitting tribute and such a clever acrostic, Li!
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Thank you, Punam 🙂
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My pleasure. 😊
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You let the thesaurus take the main role with those carefully selected words… lot of great sounds as well.
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Many thanks, Bjorn.
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Wow, you have really rocked this prompt, Lisa. Love the horses painting!
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Thank you, Dwight. I thought of your horses running painting when I was looking for this one.
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Horses in action are such a powerful image! Thank you so much I am honored that you had that thought!
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🙂 ❤
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:>)
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That was a fun word romp! The pacing and flow made me look twice to see that it was also an acrostic.
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Thank you very much, D.
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This is gorgeously executed, Lisa! Wowww 😀 I especially admire; “Emergent words select themselves, infuse with a honeyed click.” 💝
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Sanaa thank you 🙂
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Wonderful acrostic….an ode to the Thesaurus and using the words suggested for the prompt too! A Trifecta win in my opinion!
Hope to see you at dVerse LIVE today!
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