In his poem, “Goodbye,” Geoffrey Brock describes grief in three short stanzas, the second of which is entirely made up of a rhetorical dialogue. Today, write your own meditation on grief. Try using Brock’s form as the “container” for your poem: a few short stanzas, with a middle section in which a question is repeated with different answers given.
Thank you for stopping by and for reading my poems. This photo was taken a while back in the Seychelles.
Hari Om
ReplyDeleteOh yes, this carried an appropriate 'sting'! You are acing this series - though I am not at all surprised, you wordsmith you! YAM xx
Awww! Thank you Yamini. I skipped day nine. Just didn't have it in me. Then the German 'nein' popped and I thought-- maybe that's the poem of the day-- nine= nein ;)
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