Maple Orchard

Having a go at a cinquain inspired by Lorry and Einstein Noodle. 5 lines, syllables 2/4/6/8/2, one sentence

In flame
leaves of maple
cascade from twisted limbs
to settle on fresh fallen snow's
canvas

Reviews

[Lorry]

Show off, nailing it on your first go. :)
That's why I think this format is so good, it has a visual impact on the mind instantly, no faffing about. (i totally need to say faffing more often):)
A very apt description for this time of year, almost picture postcard scene.

[Chris Shaw]

Thanks Lorry. Great way of getting imagery over. Not easy though, you have to concentrate. Faffing, that's a good word. I've mentioned it again just for you :)

Chris

[Lorry]

It'll be trending next :)
Ps...i sort of know what that means, but In a not really kinda way :)

[Chris Shaw]

You have to keep up with the younger generations lingo don'tcha?

[Lorry]

I'll have you know that I am so home with the downies and stuff n that, innit? :)

[Chris Shaw]

Safe bro........

[Sami Khalil]

In formation that is formative. In cinquain that immagery retain. In twist you keep the list.

[Chris Shaw]

Many thanks Sami. Hope all is well with you.

Chris

[Sami Khalil]

All is wonderful. You are welcome.

[Dave]

Chris - what a beautiful picture you paint with your words.
I loved this.

Take care - Dave

[Chris Shaw]

So pleased you enjoyed this Dave. Hope all is good in your world. Many thanks

Chris

[Dave]

It is, thank you for the kind thoughts.

Take care - Dave

[Papaya]

Beautiful.
You're showing those boys how it's done.
Go girl... :)

[Chris Shaw]

Thank you Ana. Pleased you liked it :)

Chris

[lightsong]

my only wish for this charming poem is a photo we can lay our eyes on and drift. magical one dear Chris.

[Chris Shaw]

Thank you dear Light. My technical skills don't extend to uploading photographs :) Many thanks for your visit.

Chris

[lightsong]

please let me know if You need any help anywhere on anything, I will try my best :)

[Chris Shaw]

You are most kind.:)

[AYVID N]

I found this stunning Chris! Congrats on your first Cinquain! 💐

[Chris Shaw]

Thank you DIVYA. Was fun to try something new.

Chris

[Coyote Poetry]

All my tree are naked now. Now I must rake-up and wait for Spring to come back. I do like the four seasons. Thank you Chris for sharing the amazing poetry.
Coyote

[Chris Shaw]

Thank you Coyote. We still have some leaves to come down yet. Your visits always appreciated.

Chris

[Coyote Poetry]

Always my pleasure and you are welcome Chris.

[john l smith]

Maples are our autumn atmosphere and still color the acres about.
But I am happy to leave the snow in your nicely done rhyme
Dave

[Chris Shaw]

Many thanks Dave. Wanted to try a cinquain as I hadn't written one before. They are all about imagery.

Chris

[Cherrie Palmer]

Now that's a post card of Winter beauty

[Chris Shaw]

Thank you Cherrie for your lovely response.

Chris

[John the Baptist]

I was noticing a sugar maple today. They are indeed beautiful trees. This poem painted a beautiful picture of the red leaves on a background of white snow. I would love to see what a skilled photographer could do with such a scene. Nice work.

[Chris Shaw]

There are some nice images on the Internet of snow and red maple leaves. Thank you so much for your review John.

Chris

[jacob erin-cilberto]

interesting to read this today...earlier we were playing tennis....and suddenly a big wind came up for just a few seconds...but needless to say, the court was covered in old maple leaves...
maples remind me always of Vermont...a place so near and dear to my heart.
this poem strikes a nerve...a good one.

[Chris Shaw]

Hello Jacob, pleased to know that my cinquain about maple leaves reminded you of a place which is near and dear to your heart. Thank you for your response.

Chris