American Yellow Warbler (Setophaga aestiva) singing by J Fenton
Thought I would continue with the challenge to another Cinquain. See: Eagle Cinquain
Especially since a friend in South Carolina tried the challenge and sent this Cinquain:
Covid
Scary, deadly
Disruptive, threatening
God is in control of Covid.
Full Peace
Here is my second attempt at writing a Cinquain:
Bright yellow female American Goldfinch perched on pine sapling. ©www.williamwisephoto.com.
Song Bird
Sedge Warbler (Acrocephalus schoenobaenus) by Robert Scanlon
Making Music
American Yellow Warbler (Setophaga aestiva) by Daves BirdingPix
Happy and Contented
Sweetly Singing In The Pine Tree
Carolina Chickadee in pine tree (photo credit: FeederWatch.org )
Peaceful
“Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.” (John 14:27 KJV)
Song Bird
Making Music
Happy and Contented
Sweetly Singing In The Pine Tree
Peaceful
I still think these look like trees, Sandra Connor. See her challenges at:
Sandra Connor’s Three Day Cinquain Challenge
Trust you are enjoying these Cinquains. Why not send me your attempt, or post them on your blog and send a link to Sandra Connor’s blog and leave a comment here.
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You’ve really got the hang of it. I bet you’ll find that you want to write more. And it’s fine to stick with birds. After all, there’s an old maxim that teachers always tell would-be writers —– “Write what you know.”
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Thanks, Sandra. I think you have opened a “can of worms.” The birds love worms. :)
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Beautiful photos and you are mastering the cinquains! Keep it up!
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Thanks. I’m trying. It is actually fun.
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Most welcome!
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Nice cinquain.
I enjoy your songbird pictures, especially the american yellow warbler singing. It seems a prefect image of joyfully singing praise to our Savior.
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Thanks, Kathy.
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Hey Lee, since you wrote above, about COVID, that reminded me of CORVID, a proper topic for this blogsite. So this is a “CORVID” cinquain:
Corvids
Crows, ravens, jays
Some brought Elijah food
After the Flood one left Noah
Corvids
:)
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Hey, Lee, cinquains are fun!
Here’s one on the TURQUOISE-BROWED MOTMOT:
Motmot
Yucatan bird
Turquoise-browed passerine
With pipe-cleaner painter’s-brush tail
Motmot.
[ See blogpost at https://leesbird.com/2013/12/24/hidden-in-plain-view-lesson-from-a-motmot-by-james-j-s-johnson/ ]
:)
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Very nice job. I agree that cinquain is fun. I enjoyed it so much the first time I wrote that form a few years ago that I found myself writing cinquain about almost every subject under the sun and eventually published a whole book of them, with enough for volume 2 if I ever get around to it. :)
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Thanks, Dr. Jim, I’ll work that one up for you, if you want.
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