Oh! Wow!
Contemplating
somehow
beauty
of line or sound,
floaty
dancing,
perfect scent, en-
trancing
This is in Musette, form created by Emily Romano: a poem that consists of three verses of three lines each. The first lines have two syllables; the rhyme scheme is a/b/a for the first verse; the second lines have four syllables, the scheme is c/d/c for the second verse, and the third lines have two syllables. e/f/e is the rhyme scheme for the third verse. The title should reflect the poem’s content.
In my state of lack of inspiration, I have combined the Musette from Poetic Bloomings with the WoW prompt from the Imaginary Garden and my contribution to the Mindful Writing Challenge. at 
What a great form…delightful poem!
This poem floats on the page. I love it!
Beauty of line or sound…what a great line, and pretty descriptive of the poem itself. I even like the title of the form, musette, geting a point across in short but beautiful order I think. Great job on the wow factor!!!
Loved it.. both the form and the feel in it… the wow about it…
I like this very much but the forced enjambment spoils it. Perhaps forego the form for the sake of the words?
I’ll think about it.
This is a lovely form – renders the lightest poetical rhythm. Lovely.
I like this Viv. I am always so impressed with poems that fit forms and still sound smooth. Hope you are back on your feet. (I am thinking you were recently in the hospital)
Love it, Viv!
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Viv, I love this form and what you did with it…I love the floaty feel-Wow!
I liked the way you used the form, Viv. And, Wow, your ideas were good. (smiles)
I had not known of this lovely form … your poem is ‘entrancing.’
This is a delightful form, Viv. I like that floaty, dancing feel you created.