This
form was created by Kylie Routley, aka KyRenn on Allpoetry.
It
consist of six quatrains, each set of three having only two rhymes.
Verse
one and two being mono-rhyme, and verse three being alternating or cross rhyme.
Specifications
not confirmed on meter and line length.
Be
consistent.
A six
stanza, mono-rhyme form with the following
Rhyme
Scheme: aaaa bbbb abab cccc dddd cdcd
Example Poem
Form a Study Group (KyRenn)
In
lieu of study I chased skirts,
Could
not resist a girl that flirts.
In life's a meal they were desserts.
Their
pheromones are my alerts.
When
any girl would wish to play,
she
knew she'd get this guy's okay.
If
there's a party - right this way,
just
hurry, hurry, ándale.*
My
education, this subverts,
this
frivolity on display.
I
think to change, but mind reverts-
Exciting
curves! Enticing sway!
I'd
never cause a girl to fret
or
leave my presence with regret
or
leave them wanting on a bet
should
their own appetite be whet.
If
fun is mutual and fair
and
drug abuse you do not bear
just
seize the joy while it is there
for
when you're eighty you won't care.
If on
the way a mate is met
and
each excites each anywhere,
that
is as good as things can get,
so
marry her and homework share.
©
Lawrencealot - July 4th, 2013
* The term ándale is variously used in Mexican slang to mean come, or okay, or finally.
Here
is a Visual Template
for
an Iambic Tetrameter version:
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