dVerse Poets

Being geeked with the busts made out of so many materials, in so many styles, with so many ways of communicating “issues tied to identity, mortality, power, and history,” I thought it would make a wonderful prompt. Searching through the dVerse archives, I found this most excellent prompt by Victoria C. Slotto from 2012, titled, “Sculpting a Poem.” After reading it, I realized I didn’t need to reinvent the wheel. Thank you, Victoria! I encourage you to read her prompt for guidance today.

New to dVerse? Here’s how to join in:
• Write a poem (in any form) in response to the challenge.
• Enter a link directly to your poem and your name by clicking Mr. Linky below
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• You will find links to other poets, and more will join so please do check
back later to read their poems.
• Read and comment on other poets’ work– we all come here to have our poems read.
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Statues Sculptures Garden Sculptures & Statues Ballet Dance Sculpture Statue Copper Vintage Art Home Decor

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dance in many forms

seeing movement in the dress

swirling gold fabric

arms steadying her high kick

sculpture depicts happy strength

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5 thoughts on “dVerse Poets

  1. Cheryl, your poem captures a vibrant sense of motion and grace. The image of the dancer, frozen in time but still full of life, resonates deeply with me.

    Much love,
    David

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