Definition
Cinquain:
five-line poem;
twenty-two syllables
laid out two, four, six, eight, then two
again.
-Tony Maude
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just messing around with cinquain form:
sin-quain poem
snarky malarky
odd syllabification
count: three, five, seven, nine; then three more
not a sin 🙂
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Tony came up with this same breaking of the form on d’Verse!
See my other Jan.23 post, “Don’t taste the slush” for another sample of this modified form…
Jan 30, 2015 @ 02:29:11
sinquain: now that’s a name to consider for this form … smiles
Jan 30, 2015 @ 08:46:38
Glad you like it, Tony! After all, sin IS fun (short term) 🙂
Jan 23, 2015 @ 16:49:08
Fun! Snarky even.:0)