Alankar (Decor)-34

Foes Yet Friends(Roundel) Roundel is: a poem of 11 lines, made up of a quatrain, followed by a tercet and ending with a quatrain. metered, primarily iambic pentameter but can be written in iambic tetrameter. composed with a rentrement or 1st phrase of L1 which is repeated as a refrain in L4 and L11. rhymed with only 2 rhymes, rhyme scheme aba(Bb) , bab, aba(Bb)B being the rentrement or refrain. The end word of the rentrement should rhyme with the end word of L2. Foes Yet they're friends, Tom and Jerry Chase and face in their racing rounds Tom is to chase running jerry Foes Yet they're friends To win to eat aims Tom in rounds To flee from Tom in rounds Jerry Yet a foe to both sometimes hounds Friends they fight in rounds in scurry Just to win in proud rounds and rounds But to part again in fury Foes Yet they're friends