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contemplative rictameter
A chapter in the book The Rictameter
Against the Coast
by adewpearl
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Against the coast waves crash to batter rugged rocks that box their need for freedom in, for though the seas encompass space so vast, there is this place waves can't forge past, thus this confining cage they're left to rage against. |
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The rictameter is a poem of 9 lines with syllable count of 2/4/6/8/10/8/6/4/2. The first and last lines must include the same two syllable word. This is the eighth poem I've written in a series of rictameters that all begin and end with a two syllable preposition.
Even the Pacific Ocean, with an area of 60,100,000 square miles, has a beginning and end, but the desire for freedom, as waves illustrate, is infinite.
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