At dVerse Lisa is hosting Poetics with an invitation to be inspired by Fractals in writing a poem.
dVerse Poets – Poetics – Fractals
“A fractal is a way of seeing infinity.” Benoit Mandelbrot
Recursive Wonders In between all things is the between, an unfurling of life that welcomes us to the un-straightened, wild cosmos that curls and curves in kaleidoscopic, recursive wonders, opening the door to a dimension awaiting the eyes of our hearts with an invitation to see within the patterns of our lives, an infinite beauty of being. Copyright 2022 ©Paul Vincent Cannon All Rights Reserved ®️
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Thanks for the reminder.
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My pleasure Patricia 🙂
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Audrey Driscoll was just discussing fractals on her blog and the topic of fractal poetry came up. I looked fractal poetry up on Google. While you haven’t matched their definition, you have found a way to make it work with this poem
Great job! 🤓🤗
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Ha, I always take that other road, thank you Pat, amazing how everyone is connected even without knowing it. 🙂
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I love this poem Paul! The whole universe is full our fractals of life and stone cold all out there spinning around making us wonder!
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Yes indeed Dwight, wonderment, thank you very much.
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You are welcome!
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I wasn’t sure how to write to this prompt but you’ve done so wonder-fully!!
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I was motivated, I do love the whole fractal thing so it just seemed natural. Thank you so much Lynn.
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I love the last three lines in particular.
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Thank you for appreciating them Liz.
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You’re welcome, Paul.
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The Fibonacci pattern is found everywhere in nature.
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Yes, and amazing to look for.
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“within the patterns of our lives, an infinite beauty of being.”…may we all see that in each other every single moment!
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Yes, what a joy and imagine if we all did!
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If only, Paul….
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Yes!
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❤ ❤ ❤ you got a good grok on fractals. I love the image you chose. If that isn't a "kaleidoscope [of] recursive wonders" I don't know what is…
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Thank you very much Lisa, It was a great find that picture, love it.
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You’re welcome and not only is that picture great but so is its name.
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Yes, I thought that too, some days it all lines up.
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I love how the grander whole makes us introspect and find the beauty in life. You’ve captured that so well here.
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Thank you very much for sharing these kind thoughts, much appreciated.
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“within the patterns of our lives, an infinite beauty of being.” Love it!
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O that is great to know, so glad you liked it.
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this is really beautiful Paul!
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Thank you Cindy, appreciating your kind words. 🙂
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Thank you Nelson 🙂
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Another very beautiful reflective poem
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Even I loved this one, I really got into it partly because the subject was inspiring, but also was in that space.
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