Analogue Poem – A New Day Comes and Goes
The stars of night all gone, a new day breaks,
the sky rather cloudy as the wind rose
a field of green wet grass sparkles and glows,
then rain coming from the south overtakes.
ice cold striking moisture with hail outbreaks.
enjoy the chills today it rarely snows,
take care driving, there is ice on the road.
It’s fine this evening, looking at the sky,
you can reflect on the stars floating by.
Copyright © 2018 Elsie Hagley
Analogue – is a metered invented form that is limited to 3 rhymes. It’s source is Rena Ferguson Parks a 20th century poet and educator.
- a poem of 9 lines.
- metered, all lines are iambic pentameter.
- rhymed, rhyme scheme abbaabbcc