Posted by Brad Osborne on September 17, 2021 · 9 Comments
This is a simple, quick, and fun exercise of word association in poetic form. Give it a try and release your inner poet!
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Posted by Brad Osborne on September 14, 2021 · 16 Comments
A deluge of delightful dialogue delivering discernment.
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Posted by Brad Osborne on September 10, 2021 · 16 Comments
The rhupunt has some variability to it, but also some rigid rules as well.
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Posted by Brad Osborne on September 7, 2021 · 23 Comments
A cacophony of cursory critiques and communiques on creativity.
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Posted by Brad Osborne on September 3, 2021 · 15 Comments
The haibun is the combination of two poems: a prose poem and haiku.
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Posted by Brad Osborne on August 31, 2021 · 15 Comments
A plethora of perceptual proverbs pertaining to the pen.
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Posted by Brad Osborne on August 27, 2021 · 9 Comments
With an Italian origin, the earliest known use of the ottava rima poetry form dates back to the fourteenth century, when the form was introduced into the Italian literary scene by poet Giovanni Boccaccio.
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Posted by Brad Osborne on August 24, 2021 · 16 Comments
A monstrous moat of mythical and magical murmurs.
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Posted by Brad Osborne on August 20, 2021 · 16 Comments
Some of these forms are older than others, and the strambotto traces back to the 13th century. This Italian form known as ottava siciliana (Sicilian octave) or strambotto popolare was the preferred form in Southern Italy…
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Posted by Brad Osborne on August 17, 2021 · 14 Comments
A theoretical thorny thicket of thankful thought.
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