Write a haiku or a senryu. Haiku and senryu have the same syllabic form; five syllables in the first line, seven in the second line and five again in the last line. The difference between these two forms is content; a haiku is supposed to be about nature or spirituality, while a senryu can be about anything at all with reference to human nature.
Create a Cinquain, which is a French syllabic meter form which literally means "a grouping of five." A traditional Cinquain have five lines and they are composed like this: two syllables for the first line, four syllables for the second line, six syllables for the third line, eight syllables for the fourth line and then two syllables again for the last and final line.
Compose your own kind of syllabic meter poem either by writing a certain number of syllables for each line of your poem or by using a pattern of syllables for each line of your poem such as this; eight syllables in the first line, six syllables in the second. Play around and see what you can come up with and have fun.