New Form Serpent's Tail Let Us Start a Life Cycle

Let us start a life cycle, look I’m down on my knees, she looked, and gasped yes, I will, I will marry thee. We, now together 49 years, one year courting, heaven, still is, though now matured like vintage, sparkling wine. Time to crack a bottle, a little bird has told us that our eldest, heard proposing, using my, “Let us start a life cycle” ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Serpent’s Tail poetry, a new form created by Jane Dougherty Rules: Any line length, no set number of lines and no meter. To make the serpent, the last word of each line rhymes with the first word of the following line with the last line being the same as the first, so the serpent eats its own tail. The last part is the tricky bit.