
Americana Scarecrow – Wikimedia Commons
Scarecrow’s Lament
Gone on
left me alone –
devil’s spawn
Carefree –
gallivanting
escapee
Old crow –
don’t come no more
soon, it’ll snow.
© G.s.k. ‘15
This form, the musette is a challenge featured this month on Poet’s Corner … drop by and have a look!
The Musette, created by Emily Romano is a poem that consists of three verses of three lines each.
The first lines have two syllables; the second lines have four syllables, and the third lines have two syllables.
The rhyme scheme is a/b/a for the first verse; c/d/c for the second verse, and e/f/e for the third verse.
The title should reflect the poem’s content.
Wow, this one’s GOOD!
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Thanks 🙂
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Welcome.
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🙂
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That looked like fun!! Sans le snow!!!
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Well … the snow hadn’t fallen … yet. 🙂
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I just get nervous hearing that word
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LOL … I can imagine, living where you do!
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Yep!
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Snow is a four letter word
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LOL … nice to know that!
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