"Look and Live" written as a Didactic poem, this tells a story with a moral.
Incremental Poetry ~ 52 Lines
"Give Me Skies of Blue" written as a Septina, a form patterned after the Sestina, but based on the septet rather than the sestet
Incremental Poetry ~ 51 Lines
"Rainy Day" written as a Caccia, a stanzaic tercet form with plenty of onomatopoeia and a refrain at the end of every stanza
Incremental Poetry ~ 50 Lines
"Entwined" written as an Entwined, a stanzaic form with at least three quintets and interlocking rhyme
Incremental Poetry ~ 49 Lines
"I Find You in the Stillness" written as a Tuanortsa, a palindromic poem.
Incremental Poetry ~ 48 Lines
"When We First Embraced" written as a Terza Rima, with 16 tercet stanzas of interlocking rhyme.
Incremental Poetry ~ 47 Lines
"Game" written as a Reversing Ripple, in which the line length of each stanza equals the number of feet per line.
Incremental Poetry ~ 46 Lines
"Anticipation" written as a Rhyming Wave, a stanzaic form in any number of quatrains with a closing couplet.
Incremental Poetry ~ 45 Lines
"Secret Strength" written as a Flamenca, a stanzaic form in any number of quintains with a rapid rhythm.
Incremental Poetry ~ 44 Lines
"The Color of Sky" written as a Cyclone, a 44-line form that loops back to end as it began
