Cleamhnas
A Limerick
Yellow, Orange ,Red and Blue
Splashing canvas with its hue,
Leaving stage a knight,
Ushering in that night,
Luna from wings love blew.
Cleamhnas: Irish for Affair
This is in response to Uncommon Poetic forms floated by Somshubhra Banerjee and Literary Impulse.
Limerick, falls under Irish uncommon poetic form, guidelines to which is provided below:
Five lines
Lines one, two, and five are longer (eight to ten syllables) and rhyme with each other
Lines three and four are shorter (around six syllables) and rhyme with each other
For the whole article on various other uncommon poetic forms look into the one comprehensively complied by Somsubhra Banerjee:
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