For Andrea Dietrich's Swap it poetry contest.

One new Swap Quatrain poem - THREE TO FIVE quatrains. No less, no more.  The Swap Quatrain was created by Lorraine M. Kanter. It's a favorite of mine. Within each quatrain, the first line is reversed in the fourth line. In addition, line 2 must rhyme with line 1 and line 3 must rhyme with line four. You must not repeat the same rhyming pattern on subsequent stanzas. AABB, CCDD, EEFF, etc. I will put a link to one of my own Swap Quatrains for you to view if you are not familiar with this form. also I hightly suggest using eight syllables per line so that you can easily swap line 1 by using its first four syllables as the last four syllables of line 4. I have not seen this form of poetry with more than 8-syllable lines.