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Rated: E · Poetry · Nature · #2180254

A 24 syllable poem in Emmett Verse.


Now burn the dead wood,
Burn your impish brush,
The clean flush,
Dead be the bread for good,
Wood spreads green and lush.

Emmett: The first line contains five words, and each word of that line becomes the first word of the following lines in sequence. In addition, there is a rhyme scheme of a,b,b,a,b.



 
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