| General Poetry posted May 5, 2018 |
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Rondeau Poem Contest Entry
Don't Judge A Book By Its Cover
by Ogden
Don't Judge A Book By Its Cover You had better listen, or feel my wrath! Teacher, look at my face, and do the math. Don't you presume to tell me what to do! All have learned their lessons, except for you! How dare you suggest that I take a bath!!! To ignore my words would be a gaff; Who creates discord, must be daft. So should you not comply, I pity you! You had better listen, or feel my wrath! I may look small, and maybe tempt a laugh, but those who transgress will regret they sassed. You should take this as a warning to you, selling me short is a mistake you'll rue. Lots have belittled, and a few have chaffed. You had better listen, or feel my wrath! |
Rondeau Poetry writing prompt entry
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Writing Prompt A rondeau poem is required for this contest. It is a fixed form of poetry. It is often used in light or witty poems. It often has fifteen octo - or decasyllabic lines with three stanzas. It usually only has two rhymes used in the poem. A word or words from the first part of the first line are used as a refrain ending the second and third stanzas. The rhyme scheme is aabba aabR aabbaR. See an example and instructions here. |
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