Cherita is the Malay word for story or tale. A Cherita consists of a single stanza of a one-line verse, followed by a two-line verse, and then finishing with a three-line verse. It can either be written solo or with up to three partners.
Kona winds tore across the Kitchen
upsetting the resident blue vase
decked out in peacock feathers.
Dropping for cover
she remembered a drill from
elementary school.
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