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Chef Alban
Alban at six, saw a sieve
Picked it up, riddled the screen
Became a chef, took the stars
As clocks ticked, Alban cooked
Exhausted the land, Oxen and bull
Now the land is bare, and Alban hungers
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Sijo Poem. This type of Poem is similar to a Hiku, as it is also an Anciant Japanese Peom. There are a total 44-46 sylables, 6 lines, and 6-9 sylables per line.