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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Life's pieces fit together, one by one. Inserting them is challenging and fun, For each shape adds to making of the whole; Eventual completion is the goal. Just like a puzzle, each piece falls in place. Before our death, we must complete the race. So many times, confront an empty space; the hunt for proper shape we must embrace. Our puzzle should be filled before life's pace is done, for empty spots would then erase the chance to bring completed goal to grace that day we meet our Maker face to face. Death dances dauntingly detecting done ahead at bend that leads to our life's end, when at that hour we meet the Lord with our life's pieces fit together, one by one. Sandra M. Haight ~3rd Place~ Contest: 4 x 4 Word Pairing Master Rhyme Sponsor: Silent One Theme Chosen: Life Or Death Judged: 02/11/2016 FIRST STANZA Acrostic with rhyme scheme: aabb. The first line in this stanza will be the last line in the 4th stanza. SECOND STANZA AND THIRD STANZA Mono rhymes - all the rhymes have to be the same. aaaa aaaa FORTH STANZA First line is alliteration and must rhyme with the fourth line: aa Second and third line internal rhyme. bb bb (two rhymes per line) Fourth line is the same as first line in the first stanza There are no meter requirements in this contest. However, I have used Iambic Pentameter
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