Sijo:
A Korean poem consisting of 44 to 46 syllables in three lines with 14 to 16 syllables each line. Sometimes it is written in six lines, the three lines split into two. It has a beginning in Line 1, development in Line 2 and conclusion with a twist or surprise ending in Line 3.
Example of Sijo Poetry:
Horses (Sijo)
Horses run majestically
surveying their private domain.
Aware of their nobility
they spend their lives playfully
teasing all lesser known gods.
Ruling supreme in lush green fields.
By Lori L Moore
16 comments:
I am a Chinese poet and I love Asian poems. I am working on one for the Chinese General Secretary.
Dude this is HOTT!
This poem is beautiful and is an inspiration for me. It is an intricate masterpiece of the literary world and i think you should publish this poem for public enjoyment.
Love,
BOB
this is the best thing in the world. i <3 william!!! =)
POOP
fine i just like him alot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yaya!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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wow, what a great poem i want 2 be like u when i grow up. hott and cool...... wow........ AMAZING! luv- ur secret admirer
I loved this poem. When I read it, I just wanted to marry it. I hope you keep getting poems that are so intoxcating and that make me cry when I read them because they are so inspirering.
Hey, Wlilliam! I really like how this poem uses all the adjectives to paint a picture. I think you should try to write one, though. It would definitley be more interesting!
Aly
I am a Japanese poet and I love Asian poems. I am currently writing a sijo poem for the Japanese Prime Minister.
This poem is inspiring A JOB WELL DONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That was a beautiful poem. I enjoyed reading it. It really captured the beauty of a horse. Although I don't like horses, that poem made me a little jelous of horseback riders. I really liked it.
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Kisses
hey! so, it's a nice poem, but you need to write some orginal ones. i'd rather read something that i knew came from the author of the blog. good luck!
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