A cinquain by definition has five lines, but in an American cinquain, each line has its own specific number of syllables and stresses.

First line: The first line of an American cinquain has two syllables and one stressed syllable.

Second line: The second line of an American cinquain has four syllables and two stresses.

Third line: The third line of an American cinquain has six syllables and three stresses.

Fourth line: The fourth line of an American cinquain has eight syllables and four stresses.

Fifth line: The last line of an American cinquain has two syllables and one stress

A cinquain by definition has five lines, but in an American cinquain, each line has its own specific number of syllables and stresses.

First line: The first line of an American cinquain has two syllables and one stressed syllable.

Second line: The second line of an American cinquain has four syllables and two stresses.

Third line: The third line of an American cinquain has six syllables and three stresses.

Fourth line: The fourth line of an American cinquain has eight syllables and four stresses.

Fifth line: The last line of an American cinquain has two syllables and one stress

Galatians 5:22-23

Proverbs 18:4

Matthew 16:24

Proverbs 19:17

Isaiah 41:13 says

Proverbs 3:5-6

Ephesians 4:29

Deuteronomy 31:6

Ecclesiastes 12:13

Feelings haiku

1 John 4:18

A butterfly cinquain, also known as a mirror cinquain, is a type of cinquain poem that has nine lines and a specific word or syllable pattern. The syllable count for a butterfly cinquain is two, four, six, eight, two, eight, six, four, two.

Matthew 6:31-33

Matthew 11:28-30

2 Corinthians 7:10

1 Peter 3:10

Psalm 34:18