The 'Diamante' poems..

Infinity,

Dizzy, mysterious, cosmic

Puzzles, dazzles, questions

Time, space, love, soul

Splits, frees, burdens, concludes

Irrevocable, fixed, dark

Ending

Passion

Sensuous, bright, thoughtful

Burning, raising, revealing

Desire, thrill, nothingness, tears

Hurting, bleeding, cutting

Unenlighted, careless

Coldness

La multitude

Bruyante, agitée

Mélange, tourbillone, absorbe

Le flot, l'essaim, la distance, l'exil

Etouffe, libère, questionne, écoute

La silencieuse, vide

Solitude

(Multitude

Noisy, hectic

Mixing, absorbing, twirling

Streem, swarm, distance, exile

Suffocates, frees, questions, listens to

The empty, silent

Solitude)

Inspired by 'The Diamante poem' form:


The Diamante poem is arranged in a diamond pattern using seven lines in the following manner:


Line 1: noun  (noun, the opposite of line 7)
Line 2: adjective, adjective (2 adjectives describing line 1)
Line 3: verb, verb, verb ( 3 verbs relating to line 1)
Line 4: noun, noun, noun (2 nouns about line 1 and 2 nouns about line 7)
Line5: verb, verb, verb (3 verbs realting to line 7)
Line 6: adjective, adjective (2 adjectives describing line 7)
Line 7: noun (noun, the opposite of line 1)