Break Up (PicsWallpaper.com)
Torn
heart and
brain at odds
with each other
Split
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~Melanie Blackwell
Lanterne A type of poem that has one syllable in the first line, two syllables in the second line, three syllables in the third line, four syllables in the fourth line, and one syllable in the fifth line that related to the first word of the poem.
Example
- 5 line poem
- each line has a specific number of syllables line 1 = 1 syllable line 2 = 2 syllables line 3 = 3 syllables line 4 = 4 syllables line 5 = 1 syllable
- lines do not rhyme
- poem is based on one sentence or idea
I am in awe and gratitude for you, for showing me all these forms and I do enjoy as well reading how you swim through them.
You depicted the topic perfectly in this one, so perfectly it is almost painful to read.
Thank you! I truly appreciate your kind words 🙂
I’m glad you give the rules for the different types of poem. It helps educate people like me who are unfamiliar with all of these different styles and gives me a greater appreciation for them. 🙂
LOL! I don’t know them either…I just google poetry forms read the rules and let them rip 🙂 Then i figure someone else might wanna give it a shot too!
Wow… I’m impressed!
Never knew all these rules and types of poems. And just think, you’re wonderful at all of them.
Aww, I’m blushing 😉
a few words – perfect summation of what a hellish break up is – and a cool poetic form:) applause!
::Takes a bow:: 🙂
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Another great form discovered and another form executed perfectly. Love!
🙂 I figured the Lanterne and the Cinquain were to short to write together… so I gave it the old college try.
I might have to try this form wow!
Give it a whirl 🙂