The TYBURN poetic form consists of six lines with syllable a syllable count of 2, 2, 2, 2, 9, 9 and a rhyme scheme of aaaabb. The 1st 4 lines rhyme and are descriptive words. The last 2 lines rhyme and incorporate the words in lines 1-4 (Lines one and two are in line five, and lines three and four are in line six as syllables 5-8.)

This form is generally used to build an image, but can become quite tedius in constructing a narrative.

Example by Unknown Author:

Too Serious

Lying,
Dying,
Crying,
Sighing
Living is your lying-dying grave
without fun, you crying, sighing knave.