This is a sonnet
form invented by Jose Rizal M. Reyes of the Philippines.
It is stanzaic,
consisting of three quatrains and a non-rhyming couplet.
Iy id metric,
written in either iambic tetrameter or iambic tetrameter.
Rhyme pattern is abcb acdc aded ae, where the c and d rhymes must be feminine.
Example poem
Tramp Stamp
777LLY (Salamander's Fireburst)
I don't know why my
daddy named his car.
He named it Lilly,
and my mom don't care.
He says she's has a
soft top that he fancies
and that she's got a
tramp-stamp right back there,
and she's his ride
and carries his guitar.
To name her after
mom would be too chancy;
she's square, demure and won't attract a copper
and her tramp-stamp
just doesn't go with Nancy.
"She let's the
dog ride with us to the bar,
she'll haul things
when your mommy plays the shopper
but she dissuades my
mom-in-law with charm."
Of all the things
she does, well that's the topper.
She's sassy, gutsy,
willing to go far,
his Lilly's cute yet
causes no alarm.
© Lawrencealot -
February 25, 2014
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