posted July 19, 2006 05:54 PM              

I did NOT use all capitals in my
lexigramming. This is however a lexigram of:

~ENDEARMENTS~

As serene as a serenade,
A man's tender mannered arts.
Are dreams seen as a mere need?
Ere a sad man dreamt a dream ,
And met a dear and ardent mate.
As an Eastern star seen,
And Eden's stream meanders,
A man's dreams are needs seen.
Needs entered dreams dreamt.
Need made man
A sedate dream master.
A dream made a mate seemed near.
A serenade meant dear.
At dream a man meets a mate,
And tears seen sad,
Are at an end,
As ere a mere man,
At nearest star seen,
A sad man,
Stare at a star, sad dream seer.
A tender term,
An earnest dare,
As terms are set and sent.
Redeem a sad man,
An earnest man,
A dream seer,
A man at ease,
Serene, sedate.
Stared at a nearest star,
A dear's name, named,
A dare meant,
Send me a dearest dear and ardent mate.
Amen.

Here is the upper case version:

~ENDEARMENTS~

AS SERENE AS A SERENADE,
A MAN'S TENDER MANNERED ARTS.
ARE DREAMS SEEN AS A MERE NEED?
ERE A SAD MAN DREAMT A DREAM.
AND MET A DEAR AND ARDENT MATE,
AS AN EASTERN STAR SEEN,
AND EDEN'S STREAM MEANDERS,
A MAN'S DREAMS ARE NEEDS SEEN,
NEEDS ENTERED DREAMS DREAMT,
NEED MADE MAN
A SEDATE DREAM MASTER,
A DREAM MADE A MATE SEEMED NEAR.
A SERENADE MEANT DEAR.
AT DREAM A MAN MEETS A MATE,
AND TEARS SEEN SAD,
ARE AT AN END,
AS ERE A MERE MAN,
AT NEAREST STAR SEEN,
A SAD MAN STARE AT A STAR,
SAD DREAM SEER.
A TENDER TERM,
AN EARNEST DARE,
AS TERMS ARE SET AND SENT.
REDEEM A SAD MAN,
AN EARNEST MAN,
A DREAM SEER,
A MAN AT EASE,
SERENE SEDATE,
STARED AT A NEAREST STAR,
A DEAR'S NAME NAMED,
A DARE MEANT,
SEND ME A DEAREST DEAR AND ARDENT MATE!
AMEN.

posted July 25, 2006 09:59 AM            

Well-done on the lexigram poem! And it's quite a mystery sometimes what ENDEARMENTS are really about...something human beings would crave...something that helps form the human spirit? Something that keeps humans alive? Something that keeps all beings alive?
I hope you're doing all right

posted August 01, 2006 07:34 AM              

What word do you think I should do next?