Intrigue
A Poem by
Judy Ponceby
For Creative Poetry
Mysterious intrigue
disturbs serenity.
Palpable tensions
orbit the suspects.
Detection
lending purpose
to each clue
in its remoteness.
Another truth
discovered by an
investigator's mind
within
the extension
of evidence.
And finally,
Justice served
by
the
Judge's
inclination.
© 2011 Judy Ponceby
Author's Note
5.19.11 Words:
Serenity. Extension. Orbit. Inclination. Palpable. Intrigue. Remoteness.
Reviews
Very well done! I really like what you did with the chosen words too! I really like this poem.
Posted 13 Years Ago
Excellent word use ; )
Posted 13 Years Ago
Excellent word use ; )
oh, i love this. thought of agatha christie's poirot while reading for some reason...
hmm... anyway, wonderful write!
Posted 13 Years Ago
oh, i love this. thought of agatha christie's poirot while reading for some reason...
hmm... anyway, wonderful write!
You did a fine job with the words Judy. Isn't it amazing how we come up with different tales using the same words.
Posted 13 Years Ago
You did a fine job with the words Judy. Isn't it amazing how we come up with different tales using the same words.
I like how you used these words to come up with a poem about murder mystery. You have done well creating this and the story in this poem is one that I can follow and has me reading till the very end.
Posted 13 Years Ago
I like how you used these words to come up with a poem about murder mystery. You have done well creating this and the story in this poem is one that I can follow and has me reading till the very end.
brilliant judy :)
Posted 13 Years Ago
brilliant judy :)
very well done to include them difficult words Judy, how do i go about getting involved in these challenges?
Posted 13 Years Ago
very well done to include them difficult words Judy, how do i go about getting involved in these challenges?
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Added on May 21, 2011
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Judy Ponceby Swanton, OH
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