dark days followed
death of their huge scaly hosts
Cretaceous vamps
learning to suck protorats
dry bones in their burrows
you are what you eat
soon they're growing widow's peaks
and sharp sharp teeth
dark days followed
death of their huge scaly hosts
Cretaceous vamps
learning to suck protorats
dry bones in their burrows
you are what you eat
soon they're growing widow's peaks
and sharp sharp teeth
Lunegay; a poetic form analogous to a rengay. A rengay consists of a series of haiku-like stanzas interspersed with stanzas consisting of two lines that have a maximum of seven syllables each. A lune differs from a haiku in having lines of 5, 3, and 5 syllables, with the goal of making the stanzas resemble a crescent moon. They typically make reference to moons. A lunegay begins with a lune, and these alternate with stanzas of two lines as for a rengay. The length of the poem is indeterminate, but the middle is marked by two lunes in succession, as for a rengay. The lunegay was invented by me in 2019, though I haven't written many yet. A new one has been submitted to a magazine..
Two examples:
https://dreamsandnightmaresmagazine.blogspot.com/2019/10/101319.html
https://dreamsandnightmaresmagazine.blogspot.com/2020/02/021920.html