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![]() I like to floss, but not with string, with candied web! I like to floss-- that heaven spun confection's moss, sweet sugar-coated fluffy head. The dentist asked and so I said, "I like to floss." The Rondelet is a French form consisting of a single septet with two rhymes and one refrain written in iambic meter: AbAabbA. The capital letters are the refrains, or repeats. The refrain is written in tetra-syllabic or dimeter and the other lines are twice as long - octasyllabic or tetrameter. For help in meter, please see: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1774142/a_poets_arsenal_basic_poetic_me...
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