I discovered a different one called Soledad. I love learning new and old styles of poetry writing, it opens one’s mind to different possibilities when writing. My humble attempt is included with Gorder’s, and Smith’s below.
Soledad: 1. Three 8-syllable lines 2. Written in tercets or triplets alone or in sequence. 3. Rhyme Scheme: a-x-a b-x-b etc. X= unrhymed. 4. Often has internal consonance or assonance. 5. Octosyllabic lines were typical in 12th Spanish poetry. The majority of the forms were couplets.
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Spring Ahead © Judi Van Gorder
Eyes droop from lack of sleep last night,
late night write, hour hand clicks to twelve,
skip ropes forward, I wake at light.
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Sacrifice Zones © 2012 Linda Varsell Smith
Exploited for profit and greed,
no rules to protect people, land
places disregarded we need.
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Fuel industry and create blight.
Pollution a catastrophe.
Deplete and decay–people’s plight
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Remove what stands in machine’s way
leaving dead land, mountain moonscape.
taking clean water, breathe away.
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Defeated people struggle, shout
renew, recycle, choose for life,
dead, dying zones doing without.
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In a Chaotic Moment ©Lyn Crain
Leaves flutter wildly in the wind
The colors burst upon my soul
scattered thoughts defiantly pinned
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