The Deibide Baise Fri Tuin is an Irish poetic form that uses rhymes with mild swings in line length.
The stanzas are quatrains with a couplet rhyme scheme aabb. Lines 1 and 2 end on a two-syllable word and lines 3 and 4 on a monosyllabic word. Line 1 consists of 3 syllables, lines 2 and 3 have 7 syllables, and line 4 has 1 syllable. This gives the following structure:
x(xa)
xxxxx(xa)
xxxxxxb
b
Example
Constant Rewind by JezzieG
In darkness
With clarity and starkness
We see the light meant to be
Free
Of fashion
As senses breathe with passion
And the old words of romance
Dance
But instead
The past endlessly reread
A mind on constant rewind
Blind
We survive
But never to be alive
For love to be it’s too late
Hate
cool poem here Jezzie! Xoxo
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