Songs of the Forest

Song of the Forest - image shows a waterfall and stream in the middle of a dense forest of trees and moss--covered rocks.
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Falling leaves festoon the forest floor as the 
Falsetto of falcons flows fluidly over the fields, where
Faltering fawns flee fearfully from
Following fellows with fierce fire.

Birds beautifully balance on branches of
Birches, where Blue Jays boast their bravado by
Bursting with bountiful ballads, as
Burbling brooks bubble on the banks below.

Sonnets of the sweetest sort, sorbose, some
Sonatas of a sorrowful and sordid state,
Songs soaring softly but surpassing the strength of a 
Sonic wave.


Copyright © 2022 Brandon Ellrich

This poem was written in response to a writing prompt at dVerse – Poetry Form: Traditional Mongolian Meter. Please visit their page to participate and/or read other responses. I think it follows the form, all but the number of syllables.

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Published by Brandon Ellrich

I live in Central Missouri and enjoy reading, writing, playing tennis, watching movies, and exploring creative outlets. I have a Bachelor of Science degree in psychology and I love to take my readers inside the minds of my characters.

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