Triolet:
A one stanza poem of 8 lines. The 1st,
4th, and 7th lines are identical, as are
the 2nd and final lines, making the
initial and final couplets identical also.
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Do you have to stand so close?
You know it makes me tense
When you strike a languid pose.
Do you have to stand so close?
Certainly you can pass me the rose
Not crowd me against the fence.
Do you have to stand so close?
You know it makes me tense.
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from:
Two Ghosts/ Poems
12 comments:
Oh, I like this one very much - think I'll give it a go sometime soon.
Kat
Idol post now up and running.
This was really cute, especially paired with the picture. A good triolet like this is not so easy to write, you know.
Hi Kat-
Yes, do try it! I mostly like to have fun with it...can you tell?
Hi Willow-
Thank you..I took one look at that pic, and knew where it belonged! It's funny about intent,this poem could become what it's paired with.
Reckon I might have a crack, too.
I enjoyed yours very much. :D
Cute picture.xx♥
Hi Nat-
Thanks..Do try..it's interesting to see where it goes...and I loved that pic!!
interesting how some poems have rules like this - I wonder you decided that that is the correct way to write it!
Hello Lyn,
A lovely "simple" poem and the goats are cute! I may even have a go myself!
Happy Easter.
Jeane-
Several years ago I was in a workshop and the triolet was introduced. It's interesting to follow a form..you either do that, or why bother? I posted another one earlier..."Again". I wouldn't want to do this forever!!
Hi Derrick-
Happy Easter!
Thank you..that's what I want...everyone writing triolets..then we can have a Triolet Day!
Lyn - I tried one out - and linked to yours too!
Kat
Kat-
Thanks so much..I already checked it out..so good!
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