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W R I T E R S - the Catena Rondo Style

~Writers~
(Catena Rondo)


Writers love to write a great story through
Co-authors make an awesome team
All have more in common than it seem
Writers love to write great stories through

Co-authors make an awesome team
United they share more than their writing
Their love for words make heart sing
Co-authors make an awesome team

United they share more than writing
They want to work in harmony all the time
Writers deserve recognition and that they do
United they share more than writing 

They want to work in harmony all the time
Writers love to write a great story through
Some can make us happy and some blue
They want to work in harmony all the time

Writers love to write a great story through
Co-authors make an awesome team
All have in common more than it seem
Writers love to write a great story through.



Dorian Petersen Potter
aka ladydp2000
copyright@2014



September.12.2016



~Author's Notes:

The "Catena Rondo" is a stanzaic form created by 20th century Canadian educator, author and poet, Robin Skelton.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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Allison Avatar
September 12, 2016 at 4:41 PM
I love the form and the poem and can relate to it so much - I used to adore writing with Darren Watson as Jadazzle United only about 12 words were changed in about 30 poems I doubt I will ever find someone to collaborate with like him:-( hugs jan xx
Petersen Potter Avatar
October 14, 2016 at 1:14 PM
Thank you ever so kindly Jan , for stopping by and commenting so beautifully on my poem.Deeply appreciated:)Wishing you a very lovely weekend!In his light God bless you!:)D
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