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November 26, 2014 The American 767



Oh yuck, infamous stink bugs


Crawling up the window


Please don’t smash it, stink bugs stink!





The American 767 is an invented verse form that requires a "bug" (I am assuming bug refers to an insect rather than a listening devise) be named within the frame of the poem. It was created by Dennis L. Dean.


The American 767 is:


• a tristich, a poem in 3 lines.


• syllabic, 7-6-7 syllables per line.


• unrhymed.


• written with the name of a "bug" in it.


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