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Explore the Craft of Writing Poetry Chinese Verse From Lu Shi code, The Chueh Chu or Regulated Verse (chu = song) is the Chinese "sonnet short cut". It is a verse form that uses Chi Yen Shih and Wu Yen Shi meters. The elements of the Chueh Chu are: an 8 line meditation made up of two quatrains of either the Chi Yen Shih or Wu Yen Shih meters or a combination. rhymed, Variable rhyme schemes may be used, Rhyme schemes may be aaxa xaxa or xbxb xbxb or aaxa aaxa x being unrhymed. Survivor by Judi Van Gorder Ancient seer and priest, some think divine. Li Po loved to sip from cups of rice wine penned images flowed when sober and drunk. eons pass, still words touch and define. Genius poet- left his mark, Chinese characters - placed in shrine. His magic song – enlightens my soul, branding this muse of mine. Other Lu Shi Ch'I Yen Shih Ssu Yen Shih --- Wu Yen Shih
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Explore the Craft of Writing Poetry Irish Verse Form. The Cethramtu Rannaigheacht Mor may appear to be a relatively simple stanzaic form but like its name, it isn't as easy as it may look.. The short lines may seem terse or choppy. The elements of the Cethramtu Raanigheacht Mor are: written in any number of quatrains, syllabic, each line has 3 syllables. rhymed xaxa xbxb etc, x being unrhymed. written with the defining features of most Celtic poems, cywddydd (harmony of sound) and dunadh (ending the poem with the same word, phrase or line with which the poem began) Irish Verse Forms Swinging Door by Judi Van Gorder Open door lets her roam, in and out of her home. Fun with toys bright play things, when she swings small bell rings. She'll not leave here's hopin', through the door left open.
