The
Mirrored Refrain is a rhyming verse form constructed by Stephanie Repnyek.
The
poem is formed by three or more quatrains where two lines within
the
quatrain are the "mirrored refrain" or alternating refrain.
The
rhyme scheme is as follows: xaBA, xbAB, xaBA, xbAB, etc..
There
is no set meter or line-length.
x
represents the only lines that do not have to rhyme within the poem.
But
you CAN choose to rhyme them.
A
and B represent the refrain.
Example
Poem
A
Night for Us
Her earrings match
her blouse and skirt.
I hand the rose to
my best friend,
With slow and silent
kiss I start.
In brash flamboyant
glee I end.
The fireplace
shadows seem to flirt
With ceiling as the
fire I start.
In brash flamboyant
glee I end.
With slow and silent
kiss I start.
We finish the night
with the kids
at mom's so ardor
will ascend.
With slow and silent
kiss I start.
In brash flamboyant
glee I end.
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