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where I will store my weekly poetry challenge poems plus a few other related poems |
Pink Moon Lunar Madness Overcomes Old Man The lunatic light of the pink full moon Shinned on a lonely man in the cosmos bar Who was a lost film star Drinking from afar The lunatic light of the pink full moon The man was a star The light in the bar was bizarre They sat there playing the guitar The lunatic light of the full moon He thought to himself so far Went outside, saw a squad car Howling at the moon looking at a sports car The lunatic light of the pink full moon Poetry Form: DANSA Here are the guidelines for writing the dansa: Opening quintain (or 5-line stanza) followed by quatrains (or 4-line stanzas) The opening line of the first stanza is the final line of every stanza, including the first Rhyme scheme in the opening stanza: AbbaA (capital A represents the refrain) Rhyme scheme in all other stanzas: bbaA No other rules for subject, length, or meter. One additional PPC rule for this one: a minimum of 13 lines (3 stanzas per the above rules) |
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