slow-release chatoyant energy poems

Week # 25

MUSIC

*Music2* Your poem this week should be a minimum of 12 lines.

*Music2* How you interpret the prompt is up to you.
You can write lyrics or be inspired by a song, inspired by listening to music,
creating music, using the title of a song...whatever!

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Form: Cinquain

cinquain (SIN-cain): an unrhymed poem consisting of five lines arranged in a special way.

Planet
Graceful, ringed
Spinning, whirling, twirling
Dances with neighbor Jupiter
Saturn

A cinquain is an example of shape poetry. Because of the exact number of words required for each line of this poem, a unique, symmetrical shape is created from interesting, descriptive words. And what better time to learn how to write a cinquain than during National Poetry Month!

The word cinquain comes from the Latin root for “five.” Notice that the cinquain has five lines that follow this sequence:

Line A: One vague or general one-word subject or topic
Line B: Two vivid adjectives that describe the topic
Line C: Three interesting -ing action verbs that fit the topic
Line D: Four-word phrase that captures feeling about the topic
Line E: A very specific term that explains Line A

Here’s another example:

Insect
Hidden, hungry
Preening, searching, stalking
Waits as if praying
Mantis


*Heartp* Enjoy this form and have fun!!! *Heartp*

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