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Cerulean
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Moonlit Tide
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Breath of Dreams
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Rhythmic Magic of Night
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Ethereal
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Since I just learned this form, I thought I’d share. Information discovered on
https://simplyelfje.wordpress.com/about (Thank You!)
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The Elfje form originated in The Netherlands where it is used to teach young children to write poetry. The word Elfje means ‘Elven’ or ‘Fairy’ poem (from ‘Elf’ meaning ‘elven’ or ‘fairy’ and the sufix ‘-je’ meaning ‘little’). The form consists of 11 words spread over 5 lines.
How to Write Elfje:
An ‘Elfje’ counts as five sentences.
Line 1. One word. This word symbolizes a colour or feature. The word symbolizes the atmosphere.
Line 2. Two words. These are something or someone with this colour or feature.
Line 3. Three words. Giving more information about the person or the object. You describe where the person or the object is, who the person or what the object is, or what the person or object is doing. This sentence usually starts with the word ‘he’, ‘she’ or ‘it.’
Line 4. Four words. Here you are writing something about yourself in relation to the person or the object. This sentence is your conclusion.
Line 5. One word. This word is called the ‘Bomb.’ It is the essence of the poem.
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~Morgan~
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Beautiful Original Artwork by: Kathy Fornal

Very good, Morgan. Plus cerulean is one of my faves. 😄
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Thanks Ever So Much Richard 🙂 Means a lot to me!
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My pleasure 🙂
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Beautiful. 🙂
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Just perfect. Well done, Morgan!!
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Thanks my Friend 🙂 wasn’t quite sure if I did it right, but I do enjoy trying new forms 😉
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Lovely poem, Morgan. I’ve never heard of Elfje before. I enjoyed it a great deal.
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Richard Ankers had one on his blog today. I’ve seen them here and there and never knew, either, what the form was, but I thought it was time to give it go 🙂 Very glad you enjoyed it!
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