The Octelle, created by Emily Romano, is a poem consisting of eight lines using personification and symbolism in a telling manner. The syllable count structure for this verse is 8, 8, 7, 7, 7, 7, 8, 8, and the rhyme scheme is aa/bb/cc/aa. The first two lines and the last two lines are identical. ***Redwood National Forest
Cheryl, I understand the peace to be found there. Trees always feel like they are waiting for us and always welcome us when we make time to join them. Beautiful octelle.
Love this! Great poem! ❤
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Sweet piece, Pat! 🙂
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Beautiful, lying in nature’s embrace is really a phenomenal experience.
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Agreed
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Love being surrounded by trees and in forest. They bring calmness and peace. Thanks for joining in.
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Cheryl, I understand the peace to be found there. Trees always feel like they are waiting for us and always welcome us when we make time to join them. Beautiful octelle.
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Thank you. I always think they listen
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You’re welcome.
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