Resurrected Warmth

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Resurrected Warmth: A Wayra

Winter’s biting frost,
Arctic wind’s chilling whispers,
crawling, creeping, ‘tween us,
waking ev’ry bones, nerves,
resurrects warm bodies once dead.

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In response to May Book Prompts –  by Sarah Doughty and MahWrites.

Today’s prompt is Warm Bodies (Warm Bodies, #1) by Isaac Marion.

Warm Bodies (Warm Bodies, #1)

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*Wayra

  • a pentastich, a poem in 5 lines.
  • syllabic, 5-7-7-6-8
  • unrhymed.

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40 thoughts on “Resurrected Warmth”

  5. Rosey, I went to the site where this form is mentioned–it looks really good–I’m wondering if you’re a “registered user there”, and if I have to be, in order to use the site/forms? Thanks for your help 🙂

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    1. Hi M! 🙂 Thank you for asking. 🙂 And I am not a registered user. 🙂 I believe it doesn’t require us to be one to use the site/forms. 😉 Though I always linked them up when I try new forms listed on the site. 🙂

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  10. The title is terrific! Spiritual and seasonal–as is, certainly, the body of your work. To think of the change of seasons as resurrecting warmth throughout the cold, wintry bones of earth and us is amazingly comforting. Thanks, Rosema!

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