Elegancahew
The Elegancahew was born from the form Zayinkahew [http://allpoetry.com/column/show/2347479]
The Elegancahew consist of the same amount of lines as the syllables per line. The first two lines is an adoption of any well phrase or saying [to be mentioned in your notes]. The adopted lines may be manipulated so the meaning of it fits your poem.
There are no specific rhyme schemes but rhyme is compulsory and written in one Stanza.
Example:
Elegancahew [6]
Around it goes
Love makes the world go round.
And around love sure goes.
Gone with what we have found.
Like a deserted rose…
My heart still aches for you!
Alone and lost and blue….
Zayinkahew /or Elegancahew [7]
A New Song
Sing a song of sixpence loud!
A bright pocket full of ray.
Worries are a dark black cloud.
Let your song wash it away!
This is what I newly vowed;
“pick the mood up, come what may.”
Singing makes the bright mood stay!
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>>>"Though this is such a different grave"
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The worlds attention today aflame!
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