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survive
The day's confusion of abstract numbers thrown on abstract floors in glass buildings melt away under the night-janitor's broom
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Slamming It (A Jabber )
Sometimes we have this style of communication , call it jive or whatever , this poetry structure is called The Jabber and is trying to capture the lingo of the current time .
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Freedom (An Acrostic )
Sometimes even the simplest of structures can bring a challenge to the clever and wise .
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Rhythmic Rain (An Onomatopoeia )
Sounds bring us an understanding of the world around us , poetry is its echo .
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Its All So Crystal Clear ( A Tercet )
A tercet is three lines of poetry forming a stanza or complete poem.Here is an example .
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Mountain Meadows ( A Sijo )
The sijo is like the tanka, renga and haiku .
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Backdrops Of Blue Gums ( A Rubai )
The Rubai (plural rubaiyat) is a quatrain rhyming sequence a-a-b-a- Edward Fitzgerald the great translator of Omar Khayyam wrote it in iambic pentameter .
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My Place ( A Sense Wise )
Our understanding of life is communicated through our senses . This structure highlights that fact .
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My Neurosis
The first short story which delivered any substantial "oomph"
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I Can't Have What I had ( An In-Tense )
I would like to share an idea about poetry with a sense of place and time ,
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