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Sfulingo Illustrated 3, 17.7.2019


Sfulingo Illustrated 3, 17.7.2019
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Sfulingo Illustrated 3, 17.7.2019
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This year Sfulingo contains a set of form poems, with appropriate artwork. I have written these poems years ago, only one on each topic then I was checking them out and discovered there is so much more to say about those topics. The form I tried is called rispetto.
Form Rispetto ~ A Rispetto an Italian form which is a complete poem of two rhyming quatrains abab ccdd. Syllable count is 8 per line


Hope you will enjoy these celebrations of colours and words! I am quite hoping that!


I will love to hear from you, compliments, suggestions anything will do!


All poems and other works are copyrighted works of Sharmishtha Basu. You can share them with your friends but please acknowledge the creator. I will be very grateful for your sweetness.


A piece from the book:
That wind in my open hair
Tangling it to a knotty mess
And that attitude of don’t care
Don’t we all see that very trace?

That wild girl from novel page
Captive in every girl’s heart cage,
Scarlett O’Hara slumberin’
so eager to be born again!


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