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Minute Poem
A chapter in the book Little Poems
Barbecue
by Treischel
Barbecue
(A Minute Poem) Family picnic upon the hill To eat their fill, A shaded site, Summer's delight! Surrounded by some large oak trees In gentle breeze, Set coals alight. Charcoal turns white. The sights and sounds, they laugh and joke, Barbecue smoke Drifts to the heights. Grilled hot dog bites. |
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These are the things of summer.
This is a minute Poem
The minute poem consists of 60 syllables, hence the name.
There are three stanzas with syllable count of 8/4/4/4, with all lines in strict iambic meter. The rhyme scheme is simple couplets: aabb ccdd eeff.
This photograph was taken by the author of a family having a picnic on June 23, 2013, at Battle Creek Park in Maplewood, Minnesota.
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and 2 member cents. This is a minute Poem
The minute poem consists of 60 syllables, hence the name.
There are three stanzas with syllable count of 8/4/4/4, with all lines in strict iambic meter. The rhyme scheme is simple couplets: aabb ccdd eeff.
This photograph was taken by the author of a family having a picnic on June 23, 2013, at Battle Creek Park in Maplewood, Minnesota.
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