
breathing,
when I’m near you
quickens
when I’m near you
sun never sets
heart liquifies
quickens
my pulse and breathing
heavier.
© Tournesol ’14
Poetry ~ Waka

© Tournesol ’14
Vincent van Gogh said about this painting : "... it does me good to do what’s difficult. That doesn’t stop me having a tremendous need for, shall I say the word — for religion — so I go outside at night to paint the stars"

© Tournesol ’14
© Tournesol ’14
(c) Tournesol ’14
Sheer exaltation,
universality greets
love …a brief moment.
© Tournesol ’14

(an essence )
peace on earth’s everything
cheer the birth, new-born king
pure of heart, Prince of kind
plays a part with you in mind
filled with mirth, rejoicing
peace on earth’s everything.
(shadorma)
angels hail,
Prince of peace is born
cleanse your souls
open hearts
renew your vows of kindness
compassion triumphs.
© Tournesol ’14
We have the option of writing a Shadorma (a non-rhyming six-line poem with a syllable count of 3/5/3/3/7/5) – or an Essence created by Emily Romano.
An “Essence” consists of two lines of six syllables each. There is an end rhyme (rhyme at the end of the line) and an internal rhyme (rhyme in the middle of the line).
BJ Shadorma and Beyond at MindLovemiserysMenagerie
Flash mob concerts always make me weep, they’re so beautiful!

in a crib of straw
on a cold winter`s night
a king is born
on a cold winter`s night
three men bearing gifts
babe in a straw bed
a king is born
stars streaming in the sky
angels chant
(c) Tournesol ’14