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A 52-week poetic adventure…
#1079137 added October 29, 2024 at 7:36pm
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Pugs vs Monster
There once were two pugs named Fluffy and Tuffy
Who ventured through a dark cavern to find treats.
They soon became lost in the labyrinth stuffy.

A horrid screech made them shiver heads to feet—
A zombie mummy monster, chasing them down
With long claws, bulging eyes and hungry sharp teeth.

Running as fast as they could, 'round and around
It was hot on their trail, the pugs couldn't escape
Lost in the blackness of hallways deep underground.

"Someone help us!" they cried, "what path can we take
To be saved from this monstrous and horrible fate?"

At last a light shined dimly through a small crack;
The pugs ran to the hole as quick as could be
Against a dead end now, no way to turn back.

"Only one of us fits! My brother, be free!"
Tuffy shoved Fluffy out to save his life
Standing up to the monster valiantly.

Fluffy tumbled away to safe ground outside
Waiting breathless minutes, then venturing in
To haul out his brother and help him survive.

"I'm alive! The monster is trapped—we win!"
Tuffy hugged Fluffy, the pugs happy again.


22 lines, 187 words.

Form: Terza Rima

A Terza Rima is a poem with an eleven-syllable count in each line
and a rhyming scheme of aba, bcb, cdc, dd.

*Ball* This form is eleven lines. You may stop at 11 lines, or double the fun and go for 22!



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