Another day of American Haiku. Yesterday I chose to write a Kelly Lune. Today I am trying out a Collom Lune and a Kelly Lune combined to make a poem.
The Collom Lune has three lines and 11 words: three words in the first line, five words in the second line and three words in the third line. There are no requirements for rhyming or counting syllables.
The Kelly Lune has three lines and 13 syllables. The first line has five syllables, the second line has three syllables and the third line has five syllables. There is no requirement for rhyming.
The prompt was an unexpected mess.
Compass
By Alissa Dedic
Beneath the rubble
among dusty plans and dreams
is a compass.
Which way do I go?
Have no fear
compass points the way.
Today’s poetry prompt and form instructions are courtesy of Robert Lee Brewer, senior editor at Writer’s Digest. Follow the link to see the original post: https://www.writersdigest.com/2025-april-pad-challenge-day-4
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