The Harrisham Rhyme was created by Harrisham Minhas, from Punjab, India.
It is a six line rhyming poem with the rhyme scheme: ababab
In this form, the last letter of the first word of each line is the first letter
of the first word of the next line.
On my deck I’m sitting to write this pleasant day. Nary a cloud I see to blot the clear blue sky. Yellow sun is smiling; the grey has gone away. Wind whooshes through the trees. Some bicyclists I spy. Distant traffic , barking dogs, and some kids at play: These sounds spell normalcy! Wind heaves another sigh. April 24, 2020 for Joseph May's Each Letter Threads The Verse Poetry Contest
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