It’s April of 2022 and Day 24 of the A to Z challenge. This year, I am doing the theme – “Wordy Wonders.” I am selecting words that have deeper and graceful meanings, from across the globe and an eight-line poem along
Day 24 – Xyresic
Origin: English
Meaning: sharp as a razor.
Poem
A clumsy knot,
Determined,
Entered a contest,
Of untie-the-knot.
The clumsy knot,
Melted to ashes
Xyresic, was,
The god of poems.
We never know what is more powerful than the other until we see it in a real battle. A poem can melt the hard-hearted.
Word Pronunciation: Zy-ress-ik
Its PH 
I’m impressed. I agree that poetry has melty qualities for both the reader and the writer.
Love the unknotting
War Torn
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Thank you so much. 😀
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Beautifully written
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Thanks a lot. 😀
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Beautiful attempt with this letter challenge 🙂
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Thanks a lot. 😀
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The Knot touched the hard-hearted sir😅
And here is mine…
A robust heart,
Established,
Raced to find another one,
Flying and jumping.
The poor heart,
Flared to clinker,
Xyresic,was,
The angel of Beauty.
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Thank you. 😀
Like the play of words and thoughts. 😀
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I’m reading your posts backwards–and I’m fascinated by each one 🙂
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Means a lot to me. 😀
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