Thanks, everyone. See my comment to Moya regarding what a "Wolfie" is and where it came from.
Dim? NEVER! A "Wolfie" is a nature poem in 2,3,4 syllables, unrhymed, no punctuation or capitalization. The form was developed by Sherry (Wolfie) Asbury for whom it is named. Re: BALANCE, the "stick" is indeed the seagull's leg, the other one was tucked neatly out of sight. Hope this helps, Moya.
You got it, Carol. Good deal.
That's the nature of a "Wolfie", Carol. There are only 9 syllables with which to paint a picture! Thank you.
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Dim? NEVER! A "Wolfie" is a nature poem in 2,3,4 syllables, unrhymed, no punctuation or capitalization. The form was developed by Sherry (Wolfie) Asbury for whom it is named. Re: BALANCE, the "stick" is indeed the seagull's leg, the other one was tucked neatly out of sight. Hope this helps, Moya.
You got it, Carol. Good deal.
That's the nature of a "Wolfie", Carol. There are only 9 syllables with which to paint a picture! Thank you.