Cello
Cello
Rousing, Fractious
trilling, winning, soothing
hard wood curved to sound embracing
Master
Rousing, Fractious
trilling, winning, soothing
hard wood curved to sound embracing
Master
Published by Ellen Carter
Half a century old, more orhjvsvb vv. Love my students, mostly. Love to teach. Love writing and the process, which includes learning... maybe that's what I love most about writing. Love my hot-tub and my pets. View profile
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- This is a didactic cinquain, which has 2 syllables, then 4, then 6, then 8, then 2.
- First and last lines are nouns, 2nd line is adjectives, 3rd line, -ing verbs, the 4th a phrase.
- Within this, something must be communicated.
Just a question. Does an artist master the cello, or does the effort make the cello the master?