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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Samuel Taylor Coleridge: Quietude I fail to coerce the pleasures of the angular hushed cast that repose near secret abundance, an army of cloudy measures. They dance serenely against less modest logging near its silence defense, encountering seizure as my statuesque poise digress. Overwhelmed, stood diminutive in a soundless spread of leisure as a mime wall layout treasures of a speechless contributive. The shadowed wall rises and sinks, as one tongue-tied formed forty winks, the whole functionality blinks, an inaudible show methinks. Tis unbearable to witness, pray tell my savior cometh to provoke a feather to fall and perplexes an analysis. I reveal my lamentation of it intuitively stunned, the fluffiness whisked e'er so soft facing the wood-grained foundation. Creating such a disturbance of natural elements oft space and time, that its sheer purpose o'er the grain gave an appearance. Twas newsworthy, the faintest hint, proffered my initial imprint, that the perceptiveness blueprint, was a micro-captive reprint. 2020 February 17 Lines to Awaken your Muse Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Joseph May 3. A hasty glance and still my heart leaped up - Samuel Taylor Coleridge Rhyme Scheme; abca, dced, feaf, hhhh, abca, dced, feaf, hhhh. Howmanysyllables; 32 lines x 8 syllables per = 256 syllables total
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