Posting this blog to inform those entering Dear Heart's new contest, which requires writing in my new poetry form Lind68868
Blog Posted:5/15/2019 7:53:00 AM
Posting this blog to inform those entering Dear Heart's new contest , which requires writing in my new poetry form Lind68868- as previously I had given no example of it when any of the three was done in rhyme.
This, Tragic As A Shakespeare Play,
Lind68868 Rhyme
heartache, she went away
pain gnawing knowing, this was it
we had said all there was to say
my bottom lip I bit
this, tragic as a Shakespeare play
Robert J. Lindley, 5-15-2019
Lind68868, (Rhyme)
Example (1.) a living scene written in - Rhyme.
29 words
36 syllables
146 characters
Note-- Not for any contest, but given as an example of the new poetry form when done in, Rhyme..
A living scene,(not a dream) or (a comparative thought)because I experienced exactly that with the end of my first marriage.. Sad but true my friends...
And yes, because of the last verse it could also be classed in the "comparative thought" choice. However, the choice belongs to the author.
And I wrote it as- " a living scene", and in rhyme.
Note- I had to class this as a *Rhyme*, because Soup has no listing for my new poetry form, Lind68868.
I recommend using for syllable count verification this, the best one on the internet.
https://www.howmanysyllables.com/syllable_counter/
Good luck to one all all entering DearHeart's new contest..Copyright
© Robert Lindley | Year Posted 2019
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