Name: Silver Peppermint reviewed
To Dare on Nov 18, 2006 08:42 pm
Wow. I am a sucker for things like iambic pentamenters, especially matched ones. I loved your style and take on this poem. It was truly lovely.
Author's Response: Thank you! This form, the Monotetra, was created by a friend of mine and can be very tricky to do. It does make for a good 'storytelling' form.
Name: CuteElf14 reviewed
To Dare on Jan 25, 2005 12:03 am
lovely! The entire poem rhymed! :D
Author's Response: Thank you. The Monotetra form uses the same rhyme for each stanza. As an added challenge for this one, the rule was to make the whole thing rhyme. Can be quite tricky!
Name: Lirie Halliwell reviewed
To Dare on Jan 18, 2005 11:00 am
That was so cool! I loved the structure and the rhythm was quite good. *thumb up*
Author's Response: Thank you for your great feedback. This is a 'nonce' form called Monotetra - mono for the same rhyme scheme and tetra for the iambic tetrameter (8 count syllable). It's a lovely form for a 'story' poem.