Breath freezes to ice
Burn scolding for every vice
Breath awakens buds bloom
Quickening soul seed in womb
Breath follow it’s way to grow
Learn life’s ebb and flow
Sight piercing dark arrow
Judging down to bone and marrow
Sight perceiving all pain
Healing without assigning blame
Sight without judging and blame
There’s no stigma or shame
Voice lashing all pray
Tender dreams slay
Voice stroking tears away
Loving confers every day
Voice chiming clear
Grateful for everything dear
Heart full of trembling fear
Nothing get touching near
Heart full of caring love
Nesting as a safe dove
Heart full of compassion
Guide you to find your passion
Kunning beyond time and space
Trauma mind and heart forever chase
Kunning beyond time and space
Ascending to glowing grace
Kunning beyond time and space
Transforming old trauma to creativity’s birthplace
Wisdom to turn a mind dark
Offences a shriveled heart mark
Wisdom older than Earth’s ages
Shining beacon in all life’s stages
Wisdom to take the reins
Reforging sword and shield from trauma chains
Magic to glamour and lure
Listen to inner saboteur
Magic to unravel mysteries
Find passion will soul please
Magic the mother’s boon
Found scy-clad beneath the moon
Together Seven flaming points
Interweave opposing viewpoints
Together separate sides spawn
Bright champion for a new dawn
Imbued with both’s might
She stand ready to fight
Any who violate others rights
©RedCat
A terzetto is a composition for three voices. I would love to know if this serpentine formatting makes that clearly heard or if it just confuses the whole thing.
Kunning is an Faraoe word.
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Kerfe Roig A resident of New York City, Kerfe Roig enjoys transforming words and images into something new. Her poetry and art have been featured online by Right Hand Pointing, Silver Birch Press, Yellow Chair Review, The song is…, Pure Haiku, Visual Verse, The Light Ekphrastic, Scribe Base, The Zen Space, and The Wild Word, and published in Ella@100, Incandescent Mind, Pea River Journal, Fiction International: Fool, Noctua Review, The Raw Art Review, and several Nature Inspired anthologies. Follow her explorations on her blogs, https://methodtwomadness.wordpress.com/ (which she does with her friend Nina), and https://kblog.blog/, and see more of her work on her website http://kerferoig.com/
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The way that you formatted this poem is awesome. I love how it mirrors the two sides of the image. This is an excellent ekphrastic poem.
Thank you so much! 🌹