Exceptional A Rhyming Wave poem for Potlatch Poetry Moonlight Walk by damommy

Tonight, the moon is shining bright, it’s shining, shining, shining bright. In lovely light, I walk at night when all the world seems calm.   I venture out with great aplomb, and stroll with great, with great aplomb. The quietness serves as a balm, a balm that soothes my soul.   I see the stars begin their troll begin, begin, begin their troll across the sky, their nightly goal to tell us all is well.   Tonight, the moon is shining bright to tell us all is well. Recognized Author Notes First line: 4 iambic feet (8 syllables) Second line : syllables 6 and 7 of line one are repeated as syllables 2 through 7 (three times) and syllable 8 is also repeated as syllable 8. Third line: 4 iambic feet (8 syllables) last syllable rhymes with last syllable of lines one and two Fourth line: first 2 to 3 syllables (whichever fits) of line three are repeated/ six syllables only Verses 2 through 4, same pattern Ã??Ã?¢?? first line of each verse rhymes with last line of previous verse: Ending couplet, first and last lines of the poem: The poem must have at least 2 verses, but there is no limit to the number of verses

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