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    This document outlines the structure and format of a 5 line poem called a cinquain, where line 1 contains a single noun title, line 2 contains two adjectives describing the title, line 3 contains three verbs ending in "-ing" expressing action, line 4 contains four words expressing feeling or further description, and line 5 contains a single synonym for the title noun.

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    This document outlines the structure and format of a 5 line poem called a cinquain, where line 1 contains a single noun title, line 2 contains two adjectives describing the title, line 3 contains three verbs ending in "-ing" expressing action, line 4 contains four words expressing feeling or further description, and line 5 contains a single synonym for the title noun.

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    CINQUAIN

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    This document outlines the structure and format of a 5 line poem called a cinquain, where line 1 contains a single noun title, line 2 contains two adjectives describing the title, line 3 contains three verbs ending in "-ing" expressing action, line 4 contains four words expressing feeling or further description, and line 5 contains a single synonym for the title noun.

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    CINQUAI

    N
    5 LINE POETRY
    Line 1: 2 syllables, 1 word giving the title (noun)
    Line 2: 4 syllables, 2 words that describes the title (adjectives)
    Line 3: 6 syllables, 3 words that express action (verbs ending in
    –ing)
    Line 4: 5 syllables, 4 words that express feeling or describe
    more
    Line 5: 2 syllables, 1 word that gives the title a different name
    (synonym)

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