Writer’s Workshop: Cinquains

Jul 24, 2014

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Writer’s Workshop: Cinquains . What is a cinquain?. A cinquain is a five line poem that follows a pattern. Cinq is the French word for five. Cinquains do not rhyme. Cinquains are American derivatives of haiku and tanka .

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