Add three words

The list of prompt words to turn into a poem is a poem in itself. Take a (random?) List and add around three words and make a poem out of it: my invented form?

Infinity

(Is)

(The)

Eternal

(Creator)

Sharing

Endless 

Love

FALL INTO JOY

The prompt asked to write about joy or celebration 'dance among the clouds' and maybe try a pleiades poem( single word title. Each word of the seven line poem starts with the same letter as the title. I went one step further. I did an acrostic pleiades chain poem where each letter of the title is a one word which is then the title of a pleiades poem ie. Fall into grace has 9 letters = 9 pleiades poems. Since there was no opportunity  to do any poems about Autumn I took this opportunity.

F.A.L.L I.N.T.O. J.O.Y.

FALL

Fall into school rhythms 

Fall into a pile of leaves

Forget summertime blues

Fill your jars with preserves 

Find scarf and your toque 

Fasten on winter tires

Feel the chill in the night

AUTUMN 

Afternoon's golden light 

After school homework time 

Apricots lie rotting

All new shows on the tube 

Astroturf glory dreams

Ash in the wind burnt grass

Agricultural fairs

LEAVES

Lends trees earthy palettes

Lemon drop orange peel and

Lava splash hazelnut 

Let go of green float free

Like prairie buffalo 

Leaves gallop by in herds

Letting the breeze drive them

LABOUR 

Labour day classic game

Last party of summer 

Lug up the winter gear

Leaves corralled into piles

Ladders against the eaves

Lever off summer screens 

Let the harvest begin

ICY

Icy wind bites my neck

Inching frost paints windows 

Igloo lumps on the lawn

Icicles like daggers 

Itching sneezing coughing

Indian summer springs

In the warm air haze hangs

NOVEMBER 

Not in Canada eh

Now the states get turkey 

Notice red poppy pins

Never forget brave troops 

No men charitable

Needs to be a contest 

No shaves for mowvmber 

THANKSGIVING

Travel to the hometown 

Taste the gravy add spice 

Turnips parsnips and corn

Turkey golden stuffed 

Top yams with marshmallow

Tell us why you're grateful 

Take time to be thankful

OCTOBER

One month of school is over 

Octpowrimo begins

Only in Canada 

Our thanksgiving's early

Opal moring sunrise 

Orange has so many shades

Order a pumpkin spice 

JACKETED

Jeans hoodies and jackets 

Journey to grandma's house

Jars of jelly all kinds

Juice of apples boiled down

Jug of cider spiced up

Jigsaw by candlelight

Jacketed cobs roasted

O'LANTERN 

October ends scary

Old clothes become costumes 

O'henry Cadbury Mars 

Oh my what are you dear

On trees white streamers drape 

On the stroke of midnight 

Only saints rule the day

YEAR-END

Yields from fields gathered in

Year end reports collated 

Yard work put off dealt with

Yew trees covered in snow

Yeasty smells from pastry

Yule logs coming soon

Young ones start making lists