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 Category:  Commentary and Philosophy Poetry
  Posted: November 20, 2019      Views: 80
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SANDRA DU PLESSIS 

Retired music teacher, and now trying to write my heart out, about what is going on in my mind.

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Chapter 50 of the book 38. Nature poems
Nature - Nonet
"The End Of The Year" by Sandra du Plessis

The end of the year is coming near
the days pass by fast every year;
enjoy all the Christmas cheer
with our loved ones so dear;
cold nights we don't fear
climate's severe
atmosphere
appears
here.

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 A NONET POEM FORM

A Nonet consists of 9 lines
The first line has 9 syllables
The second line has 8 syllables
The third line has 7 syllables
The fourth line has 6 syllables
The fifth line has 5 syllables
The sixth line has 4 syllables
The seventh line has 3 syllables
The eighth line has 2 syllables
The ninth line has 1 syllable
Rhyming is optional
It can also be done in reverse
With 1 â?? 9 syllables

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