A Cinquain ("SING-cane") poem (from French meaning "a grouping of five") is a five-line poem with two, four, six, eight, and two syllables, respectfully. Depending on what source you believe, there are specific rules -- with many variations that don't have to follow any rules (?). You mean that . . .
There are
Many, many
Did I mention "many"?
Different forms of the Cinquain
Poems
I learned about the form this morning as I was having my morning coffee and surveying our back yard.
So, here goes my attempt:
Coffee
A gentle rain
Fairy Diddles dancing
Wild Violets advancing
Refill
Carpe diem Life,
David Kuhn
No comments:
Post a Comment