A “ninefold poem” has three stanzas each with three lines and nine syllables. The first stanza represents the aspect of body; it can be visceral and evoke the five senses. The second stanza represents the aspect of mind; it can be about thoughts and perceptions. The final stanza represents the aspect of spirit; it should evoke emotion or some concept of the supernatural realm.
Thanks to Annie from What the Woman Wrote for information on this poetry form. Check-out Annie’s poem if this form at the link given; she does an amazing job!
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Crystal truth, peering into baby blues,
Eyes see through my core, into broken soul.
Looking at me far within, sapphire sees.
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There’s a name for people attracted,
As we are to each other, attached —
Hearts bleed intellectually bound.
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Beyond our heads and hearts connected,
To our cores, our spiritually sound souls,
Knowing before God, we’re blessed be.
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