Leafing thru a copy of the American lit mag Poets & Writers I came across the following comments by Kim Addonizio... "It's easier to start with the goal of writing one short sentence than an entire poem. What interests me is how a short sentence can have all the qualities of a poem... Allen Ginsberg, inspired by the traditional Japanese haiku, invented the 'American Sentence' – one sentence of seventeen syllables... What's key here is the moment sharply observed, a brief 'aha !' of pleasure or recognition or awareness."

Quite an interesting idea this – I think – although it can mean your.
Sentences have unusual line breaks to stay within the seventeen.
Syllable structure but it could be something to throw into the mix.