Fibonacci Poem
No. Love Poems….
No.
Love
Poems
Just don’t come.
No lamentations.
No crying nor gnashing my teeth.
Alas my dried-up hormones have done their useful job.
Here, I look at the youthful and I really don’t envy them, their romantic throes!
(Famous last words, said before the woman went on an international cruise and met a distinguished Australian poet and author.)
Part Two
Your
Lips
Caress,
Leave me weak.
I hunger for more
Delirium in ecstasy
As your hands play my spine like a Spanish guitarist!
Part Three
Heart
Break
Eternal
Faithless illusion
His wife and children surround him!
Here lies the desolate victim of illicit love!
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Fibonacci poem: One, one, two, three, five, eight, thirteen, twenty-one, thirty-four syllables.
You can read more about the Fibonacci poems here: http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/Fibonacci-poem-or-Fib
I like this! Very creative idea!
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🙂 I didn’t invent the Fibonacci form unfortunately…but glad you like it 🙂
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I’m just proud that I understood it! Lol!
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wow! what a POWERFUL poem! please tell me more about this form!!!
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I should have put this up: http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/Fibonacci-poem-or-Fib …. actually came across it a few months ago when Sahm did a prompt using it for We Drink Because Weìre Poets!
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