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Unfortunate Timing The Bride and Groom met by the lake Their joy and happiness so clear To see Her eyes, how they sparkled for him Her lips how they longed to be kissed By him His heart quickened as she drew near Waiting for the perfect timing To ask Resounding yeses filled the air They spun around upon the dock Miss step She could not swim her life was gone He tried to find her till the dawn Too tired ~~~~*~~~~ At autumn’s peak they planned to wed Not knowing soon their lives would cease Lifeless Down the path when raining leaves The other worldly specters dance At peace "Synchronicity" (The state or fact of being synchronous or simultaneous; synchronism. Coincidence of events that seem to be meaningfully related.). This form consists of eight three-line stanzas in a syllable pattern of 8/8/2. This poetry type has no rhyme and is written in the first person with a twist. The twist is to be revealed within the last two stanzas. |
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