This is a
spontaneous form created by Michael Fantina, aka Eusebius on Allpoetry.
Note: he thinks it silly to give it a name, and did not instigate this
action. He is too busy being a real poet.
It was named by Doubletake, who like the way the end crosses.
It is a syllabic 11
line poem
It alternates iambic
feet of 4 and one
Rhyme pattern: abbacddceff
A brevity form.
My Example Poem
Unfettered
I long
for your return
to me,
I
do;
for my
tranquility needs you,
you
see.
Your absence
leaves me feeling
lost.
You
know
you're always
free to come
and go.
The
cost
of bondage
you would never
bear,
I
fear
when morning
comes you won't
be here.
© Lawrencealot -
November 17, 2013
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