Post by Admin on May 19, 2016 13:20:36 GMT
A Cinquain (pronounced ... sin-cain)
Formed by American poet Adelaide Crapsey (1900’s) Cinquains are a form of English Haiku
Its form is twenty-two syllables over five lines distributed 2,4,6,8,2.
Example:
(2) So, WAR
(4) What’s it good for
(6) Absolutely nothing
(8) I said WAR, what is it good for
(2) Nothing
(Based on the Frankie Goes to Hollywood song by L Montgomery-Hughes©2015 )
Formed by American poet Adelaide Crapsey (1900’s) Cinquains are a form of English Haiku
Its form is twenty-two syllables over five lines distributed 2,4,6,8,2.
Example:
(2) So, WAR
(4) What’s it good for
(6) Absolutely nothing
(8) I said WAR, what is it good for
(2) Nothing
(Based on the Frankie Goes to Hollywood song by L Montgomery-Hughes©2015 )