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Cinquains 3
A chapter in the book Family
Can it Be?
by Treischel
Can it be?
(Cinquains - 3) Oh Joy! Awake and fine Skills that doctors employ With just a touch of the Divine She's mine! I'm awed. Modern med'cine truly deserves applaud, as my wife's healing has begun. Praise God! And if it all goes well, she can finally say goodbye to all her years of chronic hell, I'll cry. |
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Call me a cry baby, but I will.
This poem is a set of Cinquains.
A Cinquain is written using a pattern. "Cinq" [pronounced SINK] is French for the number 5. This type of poem only has five lines. Each line follows a specific pattern.
The traditional Cinquain, as developed by Adelaide Crapsey, has five lines and a strict structure based on syllable count.
Line 1: Two syllables
Line 2: Four syllables
Line 3: Six syllables
Line 4: Eight syllables
Line 5: Two syllables
There is no required rhyme scheme.
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and 2 member cents. This poem is a set of Cinquains.
A Cinquain is written using a pattern. "Cinq" [pronounced SINK] is French for the number 5. This type of poem only has five lines. Each line follows a specific pattern.
The traditional Cinquain, as developed by Adelaide Crapsey, has five lines and a strict structure based on syllable count.
Line 1: Two syllables
Line 2: Four syllables
Line 3: Six syllables
Line 4: Eight syllables
Line 5: Two syllables
There is no required rhyme scheme.
The picture is from Yahoo Images.
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