Netherworld
The sixth dimension
Home to its
Myriads
Of things and souls discarded
From the living world
~Aurora~
A shadorma is composed of six non-rhyming lines (sestina or sextet) and the syllable pattern is 3-5-3-3-7-5. It can have as many stanzas as you like, just as long as each stanza follows the syllable pattern mentioned above .
For a longer explanation of what the Netherworld is, see this post.
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Aww who would discard such beauty!! iw ould be rather happy in netherland i think :)
ReplyDeletePeople in this world are quick to discard many things, failing to see the beauty in imperfection.
DeleteI think I would be happy in the Netherworld myself. For now, our team must content ourselves to write about it.
Thanks for visiting, on behalf of Aurora. :-)
Beautiful as always, Sis! <3 :-)*
ReplyDeleteSuch truth described in just a few lines. Love it, Aurora!
ReplyDeleteI love the 6th dimension, Aurora. It fit in nicely with the theme, lots of people can't get to there. I played with infinite dimensions in a math formula I programed on a computer for school work. Be like living on a star, probably lonesome.
ReplyDeleteThe 6th dimension would be like a hangout, a safe hide-away place.
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Thank you, Jim, on behalf of Aurora. You understand the concept exactly!
DeleteIt does look a bit like souls dripping into the netherworld --- next time I visit the shop I'll be thinking of this. A totally unique take on the prompt -- and I like it. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, on behalf of Aurora. :-)
DeleteI wonder why other discarded treasure they will dig up.
ReplyDeleteIn the Netherworld, beautiful things are often found, but sometimes terrible things are too.
DeleteThank you for visiting!