Summer Days – Sidlak Poetry
What is a Sidlak Poem?
Sidlak Poetry is a structured poetry consisting of five lines with 3-5-7-9 syllables and a color. The last line must be a color that describes the whole poem or the feeling of the writer.
Summer days
Blue sky few white clouds
it’s time to be at the beach
Apply sun lotion so skin won’t burn
Bright red.
Please Note: After much searching I have revived this poem, realizing that the fifth line should be a color only, it does not matter how many syllables, just that it is a color, hope I’m right. If I’m not right will someone please correct me.
Ramblings of a Writer 
This is a new poem form to me. Your poem is a happy one, Elsie!
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You have a lot of action going on over here! 😀 Enjoyed the browse.
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Thanks for the visit, yes, many different forms of poetry, interesting, so many around, still like Tanka poems the best.
Wishing you a peaceful week.
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This is such a cute poem. Had no idea they actually categorized under a type. Thank you for sharing the knowledge.
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Thanks for commenting.
Halfway through January already, hope you had a great New Year, wishing you a pleasant week.
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A great use of colour Elsie. 😎
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Nothing more poetic than the beach. I wish I was there right now, i’d be able to fill a whole notebook full of poems!
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