Written for: Poetic Bloomings2 - InForm Poet Bob and Wheel "A short while back, Robert Lee Brewer introduced us to this simple but interestingly named form, Bob and Wheel. I thought we might explore it a bit deeper. Here are the guidelines:" Quintain (or five-line) stanza or poem Rhyme scheme of ababa First line of two to three syllables Lines two through five have six syllables per line In woods I touched the bark of trees, some smooth, some rough. I stood still breathing pine, longing to remain there for good. On sand I watched the ocean waves roll in, and as was planned it tickled toes with spray. Fun way to spend a day. https://poeticbloomings2.wordpress.com/
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