A Quadrille is a poem of exactly 44 words, not including the title, using a specific, assigned word. Today’s challenge on d’Verse is Quadrille #85 – Raising our Poetic Voices – and VOICE is the word.
Here is my quadrille:
Voice
Every writer has a voice.
You may not hear its tone
or timbre on paper
but its Intent,
Heart,
Compassion,
and Grace
Speak loudly.
In only a page or less,
you know
if you like that voice
or not.
Does
your voice
speak love?
Comments on: "Voice – a Quadrille" (14)
You end with a good question!
Welcome to d’Verse Jan. Love your poem… yes, you can tell a person by their words!
Jan, yes, through the words and between the lines… Like Dwight said, Welcome to dVerse!
So much truth in your quadrille, and the final question is ever pertinent!
Thank you for commenting. Yes, the answer to that question is the reason I have a blog whose subtitle is “Loving One Another.”
Welcome to dVerse, Jan! Your words are truth for thought.
Thank you for the welcome. I have enjoyed this blog from a reader’s point of view for years. Time to dive in!
Thank you for sharing your voice in your quadrille Jan — well written.
Thanks for the affirmation. And thanks for visiting!
Yes. May we ALL speak love, Jan.
Love your comment! 💕Thanks!
I wonder what it speaks… but I prefer a voice that asks to the one that tells.
It is interesting how we seem to be able to gauge intent, even through sophistry. we seem to be wired for it, but we are sometime decieved by the walls we have grown up within. Trying to speak love, is the best way to pure intent. Nicely done, nice to have you here at dVerse
Thank you, Lona. I appreciate your visit and comment. <3