Unfold Your Words

This is a very fun and amusing expression in its format. Your example sets the path and is a good read. Thanks for the new challenge. Lonna

VERY NICE. 'll try.

As Andrea said below, I've never heard of this form but I'm willing to jump in. First, I have to uncross my eyes after unsuccessfully attempting to figure out where you repeated words in your last two lines. Enjoyed your Tyburn and truly yearn to write something as unique as your Tyburn doth speak. My brain and I thank you, Charles! (does anything rhyme with Charles? Oh, the places my mind goes) All the best ... CayCay

I think it's great that you provide opportunities for members to show forms like this. Few poets know this form. Well done, Charles.

good example given for the form, i like the flow of yours...:) hugs

Nice example for the contest. Thanks, my friend.

gosh you have set us a challenge I don't think I've written this form before, will see if my muse is willing:-) hugs Jan xx

Hi Charlie, great example for your contest, I will give it a whirl !

I have never tried one of these but, I salute you for a great one.

Wow! Thanks for this piece that exemplifies what your contest requires. Thanks likewise for hosting challenges toward "poetic growth" that I'm experiencing; likewise for my placements. God bless you.

Great example and encouraging too, Charles:)

- A great example, Charlie ... I have to look at your contest :) - Have a lovely day :) - hugs // Anne-Lise :)

mmmhahahaaaa...'nicewriteshortandtothepoint...unfoldt that one dimension and words...will enter here