Your challenge is simply(!):
▪write a sonnet poem of 14 lines and 10 syllables (iambic pentameter is optional extra)
▪choose the Italian, English or French rhyme form
▪start and end each line with the same word (including derivatives and homophones)
▪put ‘shadow’ or its derivative in your title
▪use the notion of shadow as metaphor or reality somewhere in your poem
Shadow Dreaming (A shadow sonnet without the 10 syllable iambic pentameter)
By Ami (Gypsie) Offenbacher-Ferris
White and pure as Snow White
Sleeping not gone only sleeping
Upon the frozen tundra she lays upon
Awaken my beauty and I will awaken
Run free with me to the sea where dolphins run
Water glistening against their skin as snow melts into water
Warmth engulfs us sea-life welcomes us with warmth
Transformed from fur the sea our souls transformed
Wolf and woman no more woman and wolf
Creatures greet us as we protect all creatures
Happiness invades washing over us with happiness
Corals and reeds call us to the deepest reefs of pink and purple corals
Swiftly we ride the current beside turtles moving swiftly
Shadow dreaming in this endless sleep we are dreaming in shadow
Gypsie’s Wonderful World of Words 
Thank you so very much Bjorn! You are most kind. 😊✒️
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Love the dreaminess with both dolphins and wolves in your poem
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Thank you ever so much! So happy it is being enjoyed! 😊
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I too really like the last line. (K)
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Beautiful images and sentiments, Ami. Love the last line 🙂
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Thank you so much Sunra! 😊
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Thank you so very much! 😊
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An absolute beauty 🙂
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Thank you most kindly Laura! 😊
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Bravo – some very nice shadowing lines especially loved the opening three
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Thank you Laura! 😊
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Reblogged this on Reena Saxena.
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Lovely!
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Thank you so much Reena! 😊
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could feel the water and warmth in this, enjoyed! ❣️👏👏
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Wonderful! So happy you enjoyed it. Thank you for reading! 😊
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I liked the allusion to wolves there, last stanza very strong…
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Thank you so much Ain! 🐺
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