Cinquain
Rajiv Anand | @WritersClubCinquain, pronounced as sin-kayn is a short, 5-line poem that follows the 2-4-6-8-2 syllable scheme. It doesn't have to rhyme but it must follow the below rules:
- Should be exactly five lines
- The lines must follow the 2-4-6-8-2 syllable scheme
- The 1st & 5th lines have 2 syllables
- The 2nd line has 4 syllables
- The 3rd line has 6 syllables
- The 4th line has 8 syllables
Examples:
My Cinquain, My Rules
Rules, Rules.
That's all you hear
no matter where you go.
It's my life, I'll find my own path.
My Rules!
School Cinquain
School rules
I go to school
To learn and to have fun
Some teachers are great, others ain't
School rules