Carefree (Swap Quatrain)

Wild and crazy, carefree
running with abandonment, full of glee.
There's a yellow paper daisy,
carefree, wild and crazy.

Hair askew, arms raised toward the sky,
smiles and laughter, echoing a reply.
Day dreams can come true.
Arms raised toward the sky, hair askew.

Grass between my toes, feels so good,
tickles, just like I knew it would.
On the hillside, grows a primrose.
Feels so good, grass between my toes.

An exquisite day, perfect in every respect,
a time to enjoy life, a time to reflect.
Beauty and splendor, take me away.
Perfect in every respect, an exquisite day.

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The Swap Quatrain was created by Lorraine M. Kanter. Within the Swap Quatrain each stanza in the poem must be a quatrain (four lines) where the first line is reversed in the fourth line. In addition, line 2 must rhyme with line 1, and line 3 must rhyme with line 4 and so on; BUT not repeat the same rhyming pattern on subsequent stanzas. Rhyming pattern: AABB, CCDD, and so on