It's April 1st, and time to start the 26 day alphabet countdown. Every day, with Sundays off, I'll be posting a poem relating to that day's letter. It may be a form (such as this one for A), a title, a subject, something to do with a prompt. I fully admit, some will be better than others. There is still time for you to join in. www.a-to-zchallenge.com Here we go! A - Alphabet Haiku Alphabet haiku is an invented form created by Beatrice Evans. Invented forms are new poetic structures that do not necessarily follow traditional or established "rules." Alphabet haiku follows the traditional haiku syllable count of 5/7/5. The only change required is each word begins with the same letter. Wet windblown wastelands. Weary white winter weather. Wake, wonderous warmth! ©2024 Lisa Smith Nelson. All Rights Reserved F will be another A poetry form, the American Sentence.
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