Finding your way is difficult, become where, you need to stay.
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A One Line Poem
A Writing Prompt By Rick Henry Christopher
If you wish to write your own RHC One Line Poem. You can do so by following the simple rules:
1. Must be 9 to 12 words
2. The third word and last word must rhyme
3. The poem must have a meaning to it
4. Give it a title that is relevant to the meaning of the poem
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Thank you to C. Rommial Butler for the inspiration!!!
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Comments (3)
Nicely done!
Whoaaaa, so profound and powerful! You nailed this form of poem!
This is nice! Will have to try.