A TRIOLET is an eight-line poem. All the lines are in iambic tetramenter (for a total of eight syllables per line), and L1, L4 and L7 are identical, as are L2 and L8 This means that the poem begins and ends with the same couplet. Beyond this, there is a tight rhyme scheme (helped along by the repetition of lines) — A-B-a-A-a-b-A-B. I find that I like working within poetry restrictions and have come to like this form. Thanks for tolerating me.
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I’m on the road, galavanting with my childhood bestie, so here’s a
post I prepared for you. Off prompt.
THE FIRE BURNS The fire burns, bad vibes regurge The red moon fights the evil urge To hurt and bring them to the verge The fire burns, bad vibes regurge The fire burns, the witches purge The chronic liar must emerge The fire burns, bad vibes regurge The red moon fights the evil urge © selma
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Quite the magical touch to your poem Selma.
Clever poem, I love the rhyming
*wink* yes, lots to burn in this one. Fire! Thanks for reading and commenting. Blessing you.
It sounds like a séance chat. Lol! Great poem, Selma!
Yvette M Calleiro 🙂
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Hehe. seance. Never know what will result day after day. Glad you read, Yve. Thanks so much.
Nicely done! Matches the picture perfectly!
XO
so pleased you enjoyed it, dearest Dawn. Hope all’s well this week. I bless you. xoxo
Perfect poem for the image, Selma. Great job! xo
Thanks, dear Lauren. Sending you positive vibes. Xoxo
You’re very welcome, Selma! xoxo
Hey, Sadje. magic… Thanks. Appreciate your lovely support. Bless you.
Well done, Selma.
Thanks Bill. Xo
I love the witchy theatrical nature of this poem 🧙♀️ fiery!
Those witches… Thanks for reading, Lesley and forgive the late response.