Change
Overwhelmed
Life’s pace
Quickens and races
Time to reorder life’s
Priorities
Reaching Out
Lurking
Anxiety, fear
Future clouded over
What will tomorrow bring?
Hope
Routines
Morning
With coffee
Calm, instrumental music
Preparing for another day
Ready
The German-inspired poetry style of Elfchen (or Elevenie) contains five lines of poetic verse, usually without the use of rhyming verses. A total of 11 words are used with a sequence of one, two, three, and four words before ending with a single word in the final verse.
Nvr heard abt this style before its amazing !
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Yes, tomorrow brings hope. And I like that morning routine!
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All beautiful and quite resourceful
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Hussein, thanks for reading. I hope life in your part of the world is as safe and healthy as possible. God’s peace!
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I am going to try this someday!
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I hope you try to write one, and then share it. I enjoy writing and reading poetry in many different forms. Have a great week Lisa!
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I am going to give it my best shot.
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Very good.
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Bonnie, I appreciate you stopping in. Have a great week!
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You also.
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All lovely, but I love the second one the most for tomorrow certainly brings hope.
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I agree Diana. I would be plum lost without looking ahead to the saving grace of tomorrow.
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I like this style. The final single word gives power to the previous verses .
Excellent
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Crissy, I appreciate your reflections about this poetry style. The last word leaves a final impression.
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All beautiful and filled with positivity and hope.
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Leola, I appreciate your kind words. Take care and my this week be a blessed one for you and your family.
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Thank you so much. Blessings!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽
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