Member Poem

As summer duly ends
thoughts of fun-filled leisure
still linger in my heart
laughter, joy, fellowship
one longs for at the start

As summer duly ends
the playful child within
dwells on sunshine capers
deep green  tides, sandcastles
awestruck blue sky gapers

As summer duly ends
its pearl clad fair journey
encased inside a log
of gleaming shore elan
to dissipate the fog

As summer duly ends
autumn, winter, christmas
will shortly grace our door
with bright leafs, gusts, snowfall
to relish even more

Monchielle explained

The Monchielle Stanza is a form of poetry whose lines are usually six syllables, iambic trimeter, and having a rhyme scheme of A-B-C-D-C. Additionally, this form usually consists of four stanzas. It was invented by Jim T Henriksen of Norway