New Form of Poetry for Me

The breccbairdne is an Irish quatrain form. Here are the basic guidelines: Quatrain (or four-line stanza) form. Five syllables in the first line; six syllables in the other three lines. Each line ends with a two-syllable word. Lines two and four rhyme. All end words consonate.

Quick note: Consonance is the act of repeating consonant sounds. by Robert Lee Brewer

My attempt at a breccbairdne:

Mother the baker

The candlestick maker

The only rule-breaker

She was a drug taker

~~

Best and fresh pastry

Could have a bakery

delish and savory

could be unsavory

~~

I was a witness

unsavory people

takeaway from business

scare away, laypeople.

(Note on my example: I rhymed a lot more frequently than is required by this form. Remember that you only "need" to rhyme the second and fourth line of each stanza.)