Pomp and Consequence

Having fun poetically reflecting on what could happen when city folk return to nature

Marriage vows
Said in a pasture among cows
Surrounded by plows and bales of hay

The sun burned bright; we waited years just for this day
Sun’s rays reflected lit the field afire, some say

Both our hearts and the farm's field ablaze
Pomp and Consequence phase
Hippy craze

Poetry Form: Trois-par-Huit

NOTE ABOUT Trois-par-Huit:

According to b_boonstra

A Trois-par-Huit poem has eight lines in total, and a rhyme scheme of: A/A/B/B/B/C/C/C

Stanzas are either 3/3/2 or 3/2/3

No matter how the stanzas are divided, the rhyme scheme stays the same.

This type of poem has a syllable count
3,6,9,12,12,9,6,3 syllables.

The last line summarizes the meaning of the poem.
The poem needs to be centered!!!