My second attempt at writing a Cherita poem was inspired by the theme Cave, set by Poet-of-the-Week Nolcha Fox for this week’s W3 Poetry Prompt #194.

The Cherita (a Malay word meaning tale or story) is a six-line poem:
a single opening line begins the story,
a two-line stanza builds the middle,
and a final three-line stanza brings it to a close.

I hope you enjoy my short story — I certainly enjoyed writing it.

Cherita poem No.2


Cave | Cherita Poem Lyrics and Sound Production©️Lesley Scoble (Voice generated with AI). Please do not use or remix without my permission.
“a dragon opened its eyes” | Artwork©️Lesley Scoble

My thanks to Nolcha for introducing me to the Cherita poetry form.
My thanks, as always, to David, The Skeptics Kaddish, for his constant poetic motivation and encouragement.
And my whole hearted thanks to you, the reader, for spending time with my poem.


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2 responses to “Cave: Cherita Poem No.2 (and Audio Narration)”

  1. Oh Lesley – I thought the first was very engaging but this one sparks imagination!! Bravo!

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    1. Aw, thank you, Muri. 😘

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