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Enter Poem or Quote (Required) DEFORESTATION ~~ Topical Tree Poetry ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Deforestation rife! From copse to woodlands And trees on their own suffer the knife! Deforestation rife! Rainforest to jungles, Arboretums to parklands suffering strife Deforestation rife! There is suffering unseen. To all macro, micro, wildlife. Deforestation rife! The whole world pays, yes you, if you're married your wife. Deforestation rife! Nothing is safe, trees breathe for the world. Time we all stopped living a trife life. Deforestation rife! Life now desperate, let's stop the felling. Make living our plight log fell chop copse logged chopped afforestation deforestation greening ~~~~~~~~~ 'Topical Tree Poetry: Defined' A new form of poetry invented by me, (Mick E Talbot), utilising, the 'shape' poetry format overall, (in this instant the 'Concrete' form as the word tree is referred to in the poem). Using the 'snowball' poetry form for the trunk, and any form that makes for a good canopy. The subject material must be "topical", ie, trending, current, historical, events. The format: The canopy; any form of poetry, 1 stanza, no restraint on the number of lines. Lines not to exceed 12 syllables. The 'trunk'; a form referred to as a snowball. It starts with the smallest word alluding to the topic, then using synonyms increase in size by 1* letter, ending in an antonym, refer to my example poem. The whole must be centered. * Try to make the trunk branchless, the odd knobbly bump or hole not a problem. (The latter will happen at times).You can by hitting the space bar make the branch/es, hole/s appear on one side of the trunk, Or the other, just an afterthought ;-) Mick
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