Breaking the Shackles

Breaking the Shackles

Chirpy and active she was,  Well, that’s what people thought.  Or rather, that’s what she wanted,  The mortals around to see   She was stuck neck deep,  In the sea of customs and traditions.  She did like them,  But something bothered her.    She...
Mommy’s Plight

Mommy’s Plight

Days and nights, Oh! filled with shrill cries didn’t stop, despite several tries, Oh! I can’t, came the mother’s sighs With teary eyes, with teary eyes.   Photo by Markus Winkler on Unsplash

Monotetra

Monotetra is developed by Michael Walker – > It is a one-stanza or more poem – > Each stanza contains four lines in monorhyme – > Each line is in tetrameter (four metrical feet) for a total of eight syllables – > The last line...
Terracotta Men

Terracotta Men

  In the quest of immortality,  A palace was built,  To live after death.    It started when the emperor,  Was just in his teens Oh dear!    Twenty square miles it was,  Where the tomb was built,  It was no less than the palace, where he lived.   ...