Bloom is the prompt word for today's dVerse quadrille. Write a quadrille (a poem of EXACTLY 44 words, not including the title) AND include the word “bloom” or a form of the word within the body of the poem. A synonym for bloom does not fulfill the prompt. It must be the word “bloom”, or a form of the word, for example “bloomed, or blooming or bloomin’”. The bearded iris started blooming last week. Purples first, then the orange. “Mango Passion” it’s called. Fancy! My purples were free off a curb. They are the nameless mutts of the garden. Beautiful none the less, like the proverbial rose by any other name. ©2026 Lisa Smith Nelson. All Rights Reserved Mango Passion
Very peaceful! Enjoying this education on different kinds of poems.
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I learned a lot planning the month!
DeleteI had not heard of an Elfchen before. The poem is lovely, very peaceful and calm.
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Thank you. I learned about a lot of new forms researching the letters.
DeleteWonderful to learn something new every day. Elfchen seems similar to a haiku. I had to give it a shot.
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Brings flavor
Fresh ground beans
Espresso and ice cream
Affogato
What do you think? Cheers,
Crackerberries
I like it! Espresso and ice cream! Affogato sounds wonderful.
DeleteI never heard of this one before. Seems like a fun little one. Thanks!
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Not my favorite form, but then again, an E!
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