'kue are Cool

The 'kue (pl. 'kue, both pronounced /ku/)
is a poetic form. 'kue are usually unrhymed.

A true'kue has seventeen syllables in three lines
of five syllables, seven syllables, and five syllables.

Variations (AKA violations) of the basic form are
called loose'kue or pops, Jack Kerouac's term.

Poems that are neither true'kue nor loose'ku are un'kue.

'kue assembled to create longer forms are glue'kue.

Glue'kue assembled collaboratively are crew'kue.

Happy 'kue are joie'kue, sad 'kue are bleu'kue.

Dark 'kue are noir'kue, twisted 'kue wry'kue.

'kue that express regret are rue'kue.

Collections of 'kue are beau'kue.

That's enough about 'kue.
Click the bento below to sample a few.
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