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Invented by Gregory R Barden it's comprised of at least six stanzas, each stanza consistent with itself in rhyme, and decreasing in the number of lines with each stanza, with the final stanza created of one line of the rhyme of each stanza, a rhyme scheme of AAAAA, BBBB, CCC, DD, E, ABCDE.

      

Listen to the trees laughing in delight as brisk breezes tickle their leaves at night. And watch fireflies signaling love with light that they flicker on and off in full flight, creating a somewhat surreal sight. As twilight tints alabaster clouds pink, a scarlet sun silently starts to sink. And silhouettes merge; the sun starts to shrink as dusk darkens, and night is on the brink. A crescent moon glows in a starry sky, looking like a celestial butterfly whose beauty's impossible to deny. And trillions of stars soon reveal their face peeking through the ebony veil of space as daylight awaits the rebirth of Dawn. Nature dons a tiara of starlight and dapples shadows with Her blackest ink. While the sound of crickets chirping nearby, stridulating for mates hidden someplace adds sound to this nighttime phenomenon.

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Date: 7/21/2021 5:41:00 AM
Beautiful form. I think I will be able to learn it. The writing is rich well the matter. Congratulations!
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Emile Pinet
Date: 7/21/2021 6:02:00 AM
Thanks, Christuraj, your comments are always appreciated my friend, Emile.
Date: 7/20/2021 10:36:00 AM
A beautiful picture of a summer evening held in time by your pretty images Emile. I enjoyed this very much!
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Emile Pinet
Date: 7/20/2021 11:01:00 AM
Thank you so much, Sam, your comments are truly appreciated my friend, Emile.

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