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Reverie

An Abcedarian (posting to personal page)
a boisterous child dreams effortlessly,
fairies granting hallowed imagination
jeweled kings lording minions
notorious ornery pirates quarrelling
reverie seems to unveil veracity 
with xenogenetic yearnful
zeal
Tracey - on June 8 2007
I find this form one of the most difficult to work with, so I am in deep appreciation of this. Plus, the form fits the subject beautifully.
Leanne - on June 8 2007
Indeed, a very creative use of the form.  If you wanted to, you could stick some punctuation in to guide readers but it's not entirely necessary.  I like the implication that fantasies are not all tea and biscuits -- even childhood dreams embrace all facets of human nature, including the quarrelsome and even bigoted.  But they're still human and capable of immense beauty. 
Callooh - on June 9 2007

So I'm slow, but I was liking it one its own before I realized the difficult form you undertook (I've only seen them done with each letter getting a new line). Lovely, enchanted. Punctuation, well sure, but it is fine without too.


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