Fragrances of Spring

Fragrances of the season near
Sun-filled skies are so blue and clear;
Giving us a reason to cheer
Nothing to fear, nothing to fear.

Lovely colors that we may see;
The greening of all of the trees -
Blossoms and flowers now burst free;
Beauty to see, beauty to see.

Line Count: 8
Word Count: 50

Written for Writer's Cramp March 1st

Prompt ▼

Your topic: The first day of Spring


-The Monotetra's stanza has a mono rhyme scheme in each stanza.
-It has four lines per stanza, eight syllables per line.
-In the last line, four syllables are repeated, as if in an echo, to make it look like a little refrain.
-The monotetra can be as long as you like, but has to have at least two stanzas.