Every morn I rise with glee,

Toss out doubts that held me, free.

 

Sowing seeds of daydreams once more,

To wishes, I open the door.

 

Plucking possibilities that shine,

I traverse paths exclusively mine.

 

Renewed hopes like winged butterflies flutter,

Meandering thoughts, I let them simmer.

 

A Poet’s world is a colorful mosaic

With vivid imageries, far from prosaic.

 

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Poetry Style: 𝗖𝗼𝗻-𝗩𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗲

Created by Connie Marcum Wong, Con-Verse consists of three or more 2-line rhyming stanzas (couplets). The meter of this form is in syllabic verse.

Rhyme Scheme: aa, bb, cc, dd, ee

Meter/Syllable Count: 7,7/8,8/9,9/10,10/11,11

This form consists of three or more couplets which ascend by one syllable up to and until you reach a syllabic count of eleven which would contain ten lines. This process may be repeated for a longer verse. If repeated, you must begin your first couplet with the syllabic count of seven again and continue from there.