How Would I Know
about riding motorcycle and bicycle in the snow
Who rides a motorcycle in the snow
Who would think to ride a bicycle
It makes sense to ride a motorcycle
Who rides a motorcycle in the snow
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Who would think to ride a bicycle
It makes sense, but how would I know
It was a blustery day, and boy did it blow
Who would think to ride a bicycle
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It makes sense, but how would I know
anyone who rides a motorcycle or bicycle
in the snow? I haven't ridden a tricycle
It makes sense, but how would I know
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Anyone who rides a motorcycle or bicycle
in the snow, I may be a bit off
Some people will truly scoff
at anyone who rides motorcycle or bicycle
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In the snow, I may be a bit off
I love the snow, it is so refreshing
It really is such a blessing
In the snow, I may be a bit off
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Who rides motorcycle in the snow?
Who would think to ride a bicycle?
In some places a motorcycle
Who rides motorcycle in the snow
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Author's Note: Here's how to write a catena rondo - The poem is comprised of a variable number of quatrains. Each quatrain has a rhyme pattern of AbbA. The first line of each quatrain is also the final line of the quatrain. The second line of each quatrain is the first line of the next quatrain. The final quatrain should repeat the first quatrain word for word.
Mikeydred dollar prompt challenge below.
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About the Creator
Denise E Lindquist
Retired, working part-time as a Native American culture consultant. I have an MSE, and an ABD. I write on Vocal, and Facebook. Poetry, non-fiction mostly, and working on fiction. Wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother.
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