Ghost EnvyA Poem by Lisa Trossarello A cinquain is a 5 line poem with 22 syllables. The pattern is 2-4-6-8-2 for the lines. Cinquains are always titled, which effectively gives you a sixth line in which to convey your message. This poetic form was invented by Adelaide Crapsey. Your urn On the mantle Does not seem to hold you. How I wish I could say I was Haunted.
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Lisa TrossarelloGAAboutWriter of limericks, double dactyls and cinquains. Of these three, only limericks rates being a "genre" on this site. Why is that? Who knows... more..Writing
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