A Worthy Dream
Like most forms coined these days
The “monchielle” relies
On what has passed before:
With but a passing nod
To master’s skill of yore.
Like most forms coined these days
Their rules are rubber reins:
Iambs described soft-hard
And in naiveté
Their advocates claimed bards.
Like most forms coined these days,
The attention wavers:
Minter’s has things to do.
There’s games to watch, you see:
Commitments to eschew.
Like most forms coined these days,
The “monchielle” does try
To emulate supreme
And lasting craftsmanship.
It is a worthy dream.
Copyright © Perry Mcdaid | Year Posted 2014
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