Chain Poem/Name Poem 1: Magnolia Poem by Ferdinand L Quintos

Chain Poem/Name Poem 1: Magnolia



Meandering on every land and each sea,
Around the wide world I went hoping
Glory of love I would come upon;
None I found ‘til no more place to go,
On wearied legs I retraced my trail;
Lying morose in bed, felled by ennui,
I saw at last sans doubt’s iota
All I sought lies deep in your bosom.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
) A chain poem is like any ordinary poem. However, every line after the first starts with the last letter of the last word of the line it follows. And the last letter of the last word of the last line ends with the first letter of the first word of the first line. There is, thus, no rhyme scheme.
On the other hand, a name poem is, actually, an acrostic.)
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Ferdinand L Quintos

Ferdinand L Quintos

Bayambang, Pangasinan, Philippines
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