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JOSE GERVIC LABE, JR.
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Wintertime's Out, Springtime's In Wintertime is Out
Motes of sparkling dust now disperse,
Leaving havoc in every place.
Trees mutter
Trees mutter in silent verse,
"Wintertime is such a disgrace!"
Flowers whisper
Flowers whisper a furious rant
On choking hugs of wintertime's chill.
Plants agree finally
"Agreed." Comes from the dying plants
Strangle in coldness, until...
Wintertime is out.
Springtime is In
Mother Nature's colossal canvas is now set
As springtime colors spread in every sheet .
Trees grow vibrant crowns
Trees grow crown. They're no longer upset
When birds sing a song so dear and sweet.
Flowers bloom a million hues
Flowers bloom in million colors and hues
While busy bees and butterflies tickle each pollen grain.
Plants sprout
Tiny sprouts lie like carpet adorned with vibrant dews.
A new start as life buds anew again...
Springtime is in.
Poem created from refrains:
Wintertime is out,
Trees mutter,
Flowers whisper,
Plants agree finally
Wintertime is out.
Wintertime is in,
Trees grow vibrant crowns
Flowers bloom a million hues
Plants sprout because
Wintertime is in
Author's Note: ▼
This poetry type is created by me. It is a contrast of two different events, ideas, objects, feelings, emotions, etc. The title must exhibit the contrast between the two topics used. The content contains a stand alone and interconnected couplet each with distinct title(refrains). The first couplet must talk about the first topic used followed by an interconnected supporting couplets. On the last stanza of the first topic, the title is mentioned again.
The second part of the poem focused on the second contrasting topic. The first couplet again must talk about the second topic then followed by interconnected couplets each with distinct title. All couplets can stand alone. Rhyming scheme can be in ABAB OR AABB.
131 Words 18 lines 965 characters
04/03/2022
1. a two-part poem, each displaying a contrast or parallel of events, ideas, objects, feelings, emotions, etc.
2. each of the two parts is made up of four closed tercets, each tercet is composed of a short main line followed by an indented couplet.
3. each of the two parts end with a single-line refrain. L1 of each part is repeated as L7 in refrain.
4. each tercet should interact with the other tercets but should also be able to be a stand alone poem.
5. meter or syllabic patterns at the discretion of the poet.
6. rhyme scheme, X1 aaxbb xcc xdd X1 or X2ab xab xcd xcd X2. x being unrhymed X being a refrain
7. the title of the poem is a combination of the two refrains.
8. if combined, the refrains should also create a new poem |
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