Photo source can be found here
The Queen of Chaos sits upon her throne.
She looks out through the window with disdain
at these mere mortals crossing her domain.
The Queen of Chaos sits upon her throne.
She looks out through her window with disdain
then summons churning forces of the dark
to seek out innocents, and leave her mark.
She looks out through her window with disdain.
She summons churning forces of the dark.
The Queen of Chaos sits upon her throne.
High in her crumbling castle all alone
she summons churning forces of the dark.
The Queen of Chaos sits upon her throne.
She looks out through the window with disdain
at these mere mortals crossing her domain.
The Queen of Chaos sits upon her throne.
This form was created by Robin Skelton, academic, writer, poet and anthologist. It is a
Quatrain, and the second line forms a rhyming couplet with the third line and
is also used as the first and fourth line of the following stanza. Any number
of stanzas can be created this way and the final stanza is a repeat of the
first. This gives a rhyme scheme of: A. B.
b. A..... B. C. c B…. C. D. d. C .… D. A.
a. D...... A. B. b. A. (capital letters are repeated lines, and small letters are rhymes)
