CoNcoRdaNce

Concordance

The form of poetry is Elevenie or Elfchen in German (Elf-eleven). A short poem where 11 words are spread in five rows with the starting and ending line having one word. Second line has two, third has three and fourth has four completing the poem with satisfaction.

This is my first Elevenie on this blog and my first digital painting too.

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53 thoughts on “CoNcoRdaNce”

  9. Concordance – new word for me. Also new to me is the Elevenie. I like the theme and what you’ve done with it. :)) Thanks for sharing, Kritika. Also love the blooms… clean and pretty. 😍🙏🌷💜

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  11. The digital painting is really wonderful. worth framing. I had to read the Elevenie a few times. Not a single word is without a meaning or context. Very well written. I could just picture the Universal chaos , its various aspects and the underlying concordance. To be understood. You made my day through your amazing writing. Blessings for grand success.

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    1. Thank you so much Radhika for appreciating and motivating me always 🙂 🙂
      It is a fun form of poetry. This was my first time giving it an alliteration effect. Do try.

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  18. The poem really puts life to the already beautiful painting. Wish to see more such amazing artwork from you.

    Best wishes from The Strong Traveller and have a great day.

    Do have a look at my blog whenever you find the time. There are some travel and lifestyle content which you may find interesting. Your thoughts will surely be very valuable. Stay connected. 😊

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