Though night
conceals the day
our winter’s wood is dry.
Take me in I beg of you. Tell me what I need to do.
With joy and thankful cry
we walk the way
with Light.
Linked to Farrago Express where the prompt is to write a saturnica, a poem of 7 lines with rhyme pattern ABCDCBA with syllable counts 2/4/6/14/6/4/2 centered to look like the planet Saturn with its rings.
Also linked to Crystal Grimes’ Holiday Blogging Party.

A beautiful and uplifting post Frank 💜
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Thank you, Willow!
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Nicely done, Frank. Did you do this on the block editor? If so, I am impressed with your fast learning!
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I used a single block. Rather than pressing Enter to get a new line (and a new block) I pressed Shift Enter. This gave me a new line within the same block. After the poem was done, I highlighted the entire block and selected the center alignment at the top. Thank you, Oneta!
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I like the poem. This is a fine example of a Saturnica, and I am especially impressed with the internal rhyme in the center line. My heartiest complement!
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Thank you! I am glad you liked the internal rhyme in the middle line.
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Though night
conceals the day
Loved this, beautiful poem!
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Thank you, Pragalbha!
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A poem that inspires much light and hope! Never heard of a Saturn’s. I should try it.
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It is the first time I heard of the form as well. Thank you, Mary!
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Oh my, this is beautiful, Frank–I might try the form.
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It is an unusual form. Thank you, Jael!
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You’re most welcome 🙂
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