First off, Thanks to An (perlygates); here's the low down on a poetry form (though some may disagree) called Monostich
So there you have it. basically it a self contained line of poetry. you can title it if you wish but it isn't mandatory and the same with grammar, use it or not, the choice is yours. Anyone; poet or lumberjack should be able to take part in this thread. it's not really here for critique but if you really need to point out something, go ahead. what ever you post that post has to contain a Monostich
A bit of bull shit and I smell like roses.
Quote:From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A monostich is a poem which consists of a single line.
The following is an example by Ralph Hodgson:
'Skunks,' the squirrel said, 'are sent to try us.'
A monostich could be also titled; due to the brevity of the form, the title is invariably as important a part of the poem as the verse itself A. R. Ammons writes:
COWARD
Bravery runs in my family.
Some examples of one-line poems were created by Ancient authors (Martial e.g.). Modern monostich was started in Russia in 1894 when Valery Bryusov published the single line of pretty absurdic essence:
О закрой свои бледные ноги.
(Oh, cover your pale legs.)
In Western poetry monostich was reinvented by Guillaume Apollinaire in his "Chantre" (1914).
So there you have it. basically it a self contained line of poetry. you can title it if you wish but it isn't mandatory and the same with grammar, use it or not, the choice is yours. Anyone; poet or lumberjack should be able to take part in this thread. it's not really here for critique but if you really need to point out something, go ahead. what ever you post that post has to contain a Monostich
A bit of bull shit and I smell like roses.

