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Poetry Styles
Fibbosyllacci
Inspired from the Fibonacci form of poetry that counts the number of words per line.
Fibbosyllacci is developed by Rham Dhel that uses syllables rather than words. It is a 6-line poem that has the...
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Miles to Go
The journey of life,
Begins and keeps going.
Whatever we achieve or accomplish,
Is just a step taken up the ladder.
Nature, family, friends,
No one should harness our dreams.
Don't stop yourself admiring the success
But take cue and leap...
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Adieus No Never..
The streets of Teacher's Colony
Reverberated in our cacophony.
Each and every brick
And the minute sand particle,
Seemed to know us well.
We shared the room
And our soul as well,
We laughed together,
And shouldered the cry.
Words weren't needed to...
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Gold – Do We Really Need ?
Why do I need gold?
Ain’t my character pure ?
Why do I need gold?
Ain’t I educated enough?
Why do I need gold?
Can’t we work together and buy?
Tell me dear all,
Is gold really needed for a marriage...
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Bravehearts
Away from family, friends and cozy home,
They withstand the severe heat, rains, wind and storm.
They put their lives at stake, to save the nation,
And it is because of them, that we breathe free.
Air, land,...
Poetry Styles
Hendecasyllabic
A Classical Greek and Latin metrical line consisting of 11 syllables: typically a spondee or trochee, a choriamb, and two iambs, the second of which has an additional syllable at the end. The classical...
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Poet’s Pen
Thoughtful thoughts take solid shape (7)
When words nurture, nestle them so well (9)
Poem pose with rhyme, rhythm (6)
Stories speak about grit, glamour. (8)
Poet's pen, works wonders, (5)
To refresh, recharge, calm, cool. (7)
Verses, make mind...
Poetry Styles
The Alliterisen
This is a form created by Udit Bhatia.
It is a simple seven-lined poem with a specific syllable pattern and two alliterations per line. For example: Glorious Graves, and wonderful waves.
Alliteration is the succession of...