Summary
The website content features a creative cinquain poem titled "Eagle Souls" by Gary L Ellis, which is part of the Poemorama Part II series celebrating April's month-long poetry prompts.
Abstract
The web content presents a poem named "Eagle Souls," a creative cinquain by Gary L Ellis. This poetic form is characterized by a word count structure of 1–2–3–2–1 words per line, diverging from the traditional syllable-based cinquain. The poem is a contribution to the Poemorama Part II, an event that highlights a variety of poetic talents during April, focusing on the theme of "Soul." The article includes an image by the author, created with Canva, and invites readers to explore more of the Poemorama series and other poetic works on Medium, such as Margie Willis' Acrostic poem on Paper Poetry.
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Powerful Free Winging Gliding Ever Higher Eagle Souls Triumphing
© 2022 — Gary L Ellis
As I explained in Golden Joy of Springtime, Creative Cinquain follows a word count rather than a syllable count: 1–2–3–2–1.
Eagle Soul is created for the Poemorama Part II theme of “Soul.”
I think you’ll love the whimsy of this Margie Willis Acrostic on Paper Poetry:
