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Quatrain poetry contest
A chapter in the book The Heart of Poetry
Rivers
by Carolyn 'Deaton' Stephens
River cascades from hill to valley
Rushing onward it does not dally Gently gliding through meadow it goes Calms slowly down, as tranquility flows Canyon is rising far up ahead Sentinel walls of deep crimson red River cuts deep through boulders and sand Course is well charted by its Maker's hand Life giving force, waters collected God's graciousness , rivers reflected Creation's canvas, landscape to behold Beside still waters, restoreth my soul |
Quatrain Poetry Contest contest entry
Recognized |
The first three lines in each verse has nine syllables, the last line of each verse has ten syllables. The rhyme is aa,bb.
Picture of Old Mill river scene, taken in rural Missouri.
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and 2 member cents. Picture of Old Mill river scene, taken in rural Missouri.
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