She gave life to many,
Shelter to multitude.
Storm destroyed her still.
Still she came back,
sculptured as a Swan.
Swollen root, tree dust and
some amount of glue
shaped her.
Startling minds in the shop
settled with this swan which
seemed as a perfect fit to their showcase.
Sufferings of the
shattered carpenter ended;
saving few bucks to move with his life.
She didn’t lose her life, nor did
she stop saving lives.
Spiritual and Artistic rebirth it was.
She is yet to live another long-span,
sitting within closed doors
something that differs from her previous birth.
— STORY OF A FALLEN TREE
Well written Anisha.
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Thank you sir!
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Most welcome.
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Well explained
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Thank you ☺
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You’re most welcome
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Beautifully crafted!!
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Thank you for following the link, Aashi! It’s good to have you here.
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Indeed my pleasure. Absolutely love your content!
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I’m very pleased!
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🙂
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Wow! The way you’ve woven this together is just wonderful! So simple and aesthetic..
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Thanks a lot for getting here really quick, Dixit. I’m glad you liked this article! 🙂
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Do you think this would account to a tautogram?
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A tautogram implies extreme form of alliteration in which all of the words in a sentence or phrase begin with the same letter. So I’d say the poetic form in this poem is close to a tautogram, similar to that of my poem.
The pleasure was mine 🙂
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Oh! That’s really difficult. I should read more about that. I found this poetic device interesting. I’m glad to have found it from your work! 🙂
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No problem 🙂
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