''Oh, That Rule''
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Since I was a little girl, I have been writing poems and stories,
my grandma encouraged me to write my sadness in a journal;
and I did, and then I wrote stories about my cat and mom's flowers,
I would start writing with no plan, the words would come tumbling.
As I got older, I learned about forms and rhyming and rules,
and of course, the requirements for syllables in certain poems;
I can handle the rhyming rule, but that syllable thing is so restrictive,
see, I am a rambler, I like it when my words just fall from my pen.
My writing is an avalanche of emotions, sometimes very sad,
and I want no borders, no walls to hold me back, restrain me;
so, I wrote you this verse, oh yes, for I could use lots of wordy words,
oh, that syllable rule thing was begging to be broken, and so I did.
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September 20, 2016
Poetry/Verse/"Oh, That Rule"
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Copyright © Constance La France | Year Posted 2016
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