I am unable to participate - writing poems in a foreign language is far harder than prose. But I have put up a photo of my winter window to support your cause.
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Delores fra Mumblings og Jenny fra Procrastinating Donkey skiftes til at opkaste et tema til et mandagsdigt. Jeg kan ikke deltage, for det er sværere at skrive digte på fremmedsprog end prosa.
Men dagens tema - Vintervindue - kan da få et billede med på vejen. Skulle der dukke et digt op fra min forvirrede hjerne i dagens løb, vil det blive tilføjet.
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| February 4. |
Oh well, if I can't rhyme or make the syllables fit, I can always write an ELFJE:
White!
Winter's window
Water no more.
Window with white hoarfrost.
Wonder!
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Et mini-digt, et ELFJE, kunne det da blive til.
Hvidt!
Vinterens vindue
Vandet er frosset.
Vinduer med hvid rimfrost.
Vidunder.
A poetic window indeed, vieled in white like a bride.
SvarSletJack Frost is a great poet ;)
SletThis is a positive thought. I always loved frosty windows and thougth them a poetry in ice.
SletAn excellent photo of a winter window, Uglemor! AND a poem - thank you for introducing me to the ELFJE form. I'm glad you joined in this week!
SvarSletPoetry in English does not have to rhyme, you have written a wonderful poem!
SvarSletThank you. I hope to join in from time to time. I love challenges like this one.
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