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princesa: you learn really fast then

princesa: reminds me of secondary school. Thank God am not reading literature!

Me too. I didn't study English nor Literature.
Just a learner .
These forms (as in this one and others scattered in other thread) of poetry are what I learnt from other forums.

firestar: Begging your pardon tim, the rhyme feels like palmoil to piping hot yam.

"The Kwansaba is a non-rhyming form"
Madam, you don see am?
Then you must be a rhymer
wait a minute did i see YAM? Damn! I'm hungry

firestar:
Live dinner twirl this way and that
Thanks to Jehovah-not a missing fact
Season the ocean-let it simmer slow
Settings at low heat bubble from below
What shall be our sauce dippers now?
Choice firm tubers are sawed and diced
Flows with drink mellowed and blended thrice




(phew)
timpaker, you sadist.

Jheez! I aint a sadist oooo.
Just a reminiscent of an event.
BTW: I see you followed the Kwansaba but you defaulted by using rhymes
Lastly, I love the way you write (I which i could write like that )
PS: This your font don spoil my already damaged eyes

princesa: where do you pull out all this forms of poetry from

hehehehehehhe . Even me no know i swear. But you can look it up on the internet


KWANSABA:
The Kwansaba is a non-rhyming form that consists of seven lines of seven words per line and each word can not include more than seven letters unless it's a proper noun. It's based on Kwanzaa, the African American holiday that celebrates seven principles.