Nice! It's trochee pentameter, a nice variation from the somewhat hackneyed (but still nice when well done) iambic pent, and it conforms to a rhyme pattern, which I like.
The fourth line: 'seven' doesn't really fit the meter, and there's a missing beat there too. Maybe you could fix the meter problem here the way the old masters used to--convert the word 'seven' into a one-syllable alternative, maybe 'sev'n' and use that.
The sixth line: 'fire' doesn't fit the meter, but this is fixed much more easily and more naturally than the 'seven'/'sev'n' problem in line 4. You need a trochee synonym for 'fire.' I'd try google first, heh!
The ninth line: '"triangle we"'--nice! I get it.
The tenth line: 'conceited you'...hmm, I think this is supposed to be in parallel with the 'triangle we' bit, but I don't see how the number 2 makes a 'conceited you' the way that three lines make a triangle.
Anyway, nice work, and as I say, I really appreciate it when people work within the boundaries of rhyme and meter in poetry instead of just spouting words willy-nilly.
Thanks!...Bob (TopHatBanjo).
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