So how about double dactyls? For those unsure of the structure (and that included me until 25th January), Roger L. Robison summarises:
Double-Dactyl
Long-short-short, long-short-short
Dactyls in dimeter
Verse form with choriambs
(Masculine rhyme)
One sentence (two stanzas)
Hexasylabically
Challenges poets who
Don't have the time
Long-short-short, long-short-short
Dactyls in dimeter
Verse form with choriambs
(Masculine rhyme)
One sentence (two stanzas)
Hexasylabically
Challenges poets who
Don't have the time
Or for a fuller explanation check here. So here goes my attempt then:
Bliggety Bloggety
Seany O'Seany-C
Discovered poems at
Which he's inept
Such insecurity,
Hyperactivity
Kept him up blogging while
He should have slept
I thank you...
1 comment:
Hi Sean, ya crack me up something wicked with ya poetry thingymejig lol ! Keep it up - makes for good light hearted reading :)
See ya in the Tap soon dude,
Fil
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