Falling Glacier

A Cinquain in the Style of Adelaide Crapsey for National Poetry Month

Sheri Fresonke Harper
Blue moon,
harp fest tinkles
scales from fingertip, lips
crashes water, boundary broke
to heart.

A cinquain is a short five line poem. Adelaide Crapsey created her own style for a cinquain modeled on the Tanka and Haiku, with lines with syllables counted 2, 4, 6, 8, 2

Published by Sheri Fresonke Harper

Sheri works as a freelance writer, novelist and poet. She worked in the aviation industry at the Port of Seattle and Boeing Company for 20 years as a systems analyst/architect where she edited and wrote over...  View profile

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  • cheryl m brown5/3/2009

    Very nice Sheri!

  • 3lilangels4/18/2009

    Great poem!

  • Stephanie Modkins4/18/2009

    Excellent poem.

  • ILAKKUVANAR MARAIMALAI4/17/2009

    Wonderful portrayal of Nature!In such a brief narration you have written a grand epic.

  • Linda Ann Nickerson4/17/2009

    Scenic!

  • Bandit4/17/2009

    Nice work :)

  • CJ Mathis4/17/2009

    Very nice - Interesting all the different forms of poetry I am learning here on AC.

  • jayanti raman4/17/2009

    Very nice poem,i like your style of writing.Thanks Sheri

  • Heather Carreiro4/17/2009

    Interesting poem.

  • Nikki4/16/2009

    Good poem :)

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