Poetry: September 28, 2016 Issue [#7881]
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 This week: Shining a Beacon of Hope Through Poetry
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"Poetry is the step beyond, which we were about to take, but were not certain of the way."

Carleton Noyes


"A poem begins as a lump in the throat, a sense of wrong, a homesickness, a lovesickness."

Robert Frost




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Shining Out a Beacon of Hope Through Poetry



I don’t know if it’s the continuous mudslinging in political ads, or the perpetually negative news nowadays, but I felt like I needed to look into and share something positive—and that’s when I found the Beacon of Hope poetry form.

This poetry form is considered a concrete or shape form. When it is center aligned it creates a shape similar to a light house.



BRIEF HISTORY

This is a newer poetry form. Christina Rose Jussaume, a poet from Massachusetts, created this form about seven years ago.



MUST HAVES

--Center-aligned.
--Three stanzas. The first is 6 lines. The second is three lines and the third stanza is twelve lines.
--Topic: spiritual or uplifting.
--Meter is syllabic in the following format:

1st stanza = six syllables per line
2nd stanza = twelve syllables each
3rd = eight syllables per line.



COULD HAVES or WHAT IS THE POET’S CHOICE IN ALL THIS?

--Any rhyme scheme, including no rhyme scheme.



SOURCE NOTES:

http://the.a.b.c.of.poetry.styles.patthepoet.com/index.html
https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/2740826.Christina_R_Jussaume



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Editor's Picks



Theme: Hope


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Light after dark, calm after turmoil, hope after despair. It is Spring a time for renewal.
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Really, just a little wistful poem. A smile for some, a hope, fantasy, thought...?
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Some people live with a song in their heart, and an anthem of hope in their soul...
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Changing seasons of the heart. A poem of hope
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A quote and poem based on the quote.
by 👼intuey Author Icon


 
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