There once was a fish from Kalamazooa
He liked to dance and say "How do you do?"a
He'd dance smart jigb
While he was eating a figb
Swimming to and fro from Timbuktua
Day Three: Echo Verse
When the last word or syllable in a line is repeated or echoed to make a rhyming line. Usually ending with the last line being the title of the poem.
Rushing forwards and back
Echo: track
First a gentle kiss
echo: miss
Then a violent splash
Echo: smash
A cool relief from sun haze
echo: wave
Day Four: Triolet
Fixed rhythmical form with repeated lines. Eight lines with a set rhyming scheme. AB aA ab AB
Round and round on the ferris wheelA
Lights and sounds fade in and outB
No face, no voice, no time to heala
Round and round on the ferris wheelA
Displaced thoughts, troubled soul, nothing left to feela
Upside down, backwards, up to my eyeballs in doubtb