When you look at that photo, you can't help but to smile at that child cavorting on the path. I certainly was inspired.

This poem is a formatted as quatrains with reverse rhyming. It requires two stanzas. Any iambic meter will do. I used Alexandrine Hexameter here (twelve syllables, or 6 iambic feet). The reverse comes from changing the aabb rhyme in the first stanza to bbaa rhyme in the second. So there are only two rhymes in all 8 lines of the set, an "a" rhyme and a "b" rhyme. You can add any number of more stanzas in sets of two, each reversed rhymed.

This photograph was taken by the author himself on October 16, 2018.

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