Natalie's post yesterday reminded me of the 6 line, 20 syllable Fib (Fibonacci) poem. It follows the Fibonacci sequence for syllables in each line. The six lines have a syllable count of 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, and 8 respectively. Credit goes to Greg Pincus for creating this form.
I tried to leave a comment for Natalie, but it didn't show up. So I'm leaving it here: "Naps are so refreshing, glad you enjoyed one yesterday." And thanks for the nudge to write a Fibonacci poem.
First
wheels
glide to
school playground.
Grandpa adventures,
a treasure chest of memories.
My how time flies! These grand boys are now six, nine, and ten years old. The six and nine year olds have a brother who is four. The ten year old has two sisters, four and almost six.
Who can ever forget their first wheels. Great pictures. Great smiles. Great memories. arjeha
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ReplyDeleteHow fondly I remember those first wheels! Time flies anc the little ones grow so quickly,
Cuteness overload, and your poem captures the moment perfectly! I love the idea of crafting a poem based on a series of pictures.
ReplyDelete'A treasure chest of memories' I love it and your Fibonacci poem.
ReplyDeleteRamona, I love those photos, and then to think of how fast they grow. It makes me a little sad. I so love "a treasure chest of memories" in your fib poem.
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