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Making Excuses
Bittersweet memories surround my good intentions which are no excuse for my dormant inventions. Coin Poem - A two-couplet poem where the first couplet states a thought and the second flips it, or shows the other side. It is syllabic, showing some relation to many Japanese poems by alternating seven and five-syllable lines, but has rhyme. The rhyme can be as rhymed couplets or merely the second and fourth line of the poem. Rhyme: abcb or aabb
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