BI-WEEKLY POETRY CHALLENGE (EXTENDED)

Rondolet Form The traditional French rondelet is generally defined as: Line 1: 4 syllables (refrain) – A Line 2: 8 syllables – b Line 3: Repeat line 1 (4 syllables) – A Line 4: 8 syllables – a Line 5: 8 syllables – b Line 6: 8 syllables – b Line 7: Repeat line 1 (4 syllables) – A Rhyme scheme: AbAabbA Example The Old Key Open for me. Rust has stolen all my bright shine. Open for me. I fail before each door I see. My twisted teeth no more align. Still I dream your hand will find mine. Open for me. (Tim Margetts)

Ends: 8/23/20263 entries

Writing Prompt

The traditional French rondelet is generally defined as: Line 1: 4 syllables (refrain) – A Line 2: 8 syllables – b Line 3: Repeat line 1 (4 syllables) – A Line 4: 8 syllables – a Line 5: 8 syllables – b Line 6: 8 syllables – b Line 7: Repeat line 1 (4 syllables) – A Rhyme scheme: AbAabbA Example The Old Key Open for me. Rust has stolen all my bright shine. Open for me. I fail before each door I see. My twisted teeth no more align. Still I dream your hand will find mine. Open for me. (Tim Margetts)

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