Today' Prompt is FREE FORM

Today we would like you to write any form you like the most or in no form at all... write it like you feel it !

We are having a beautiful spring time week, so in that the spring like poems are bubbling up inside, we have to let them out ....LOL ... OURS IS...

You may see a form poured
to fit a perfect cast
carved tulips and butterflies
in lifeless slate
but my message rings true

Love Blooms Here

YOUR TURN

ENJOY

JL&B

Form Monday hosted by Shan Ellis-Williams – Triolets Part II

We would like to thank Shan for all the wonderful lessons on the Triolet, You have great advice, Shan... we all thank you !!

A quick re-cap – The features of the Triolet are:
* 8 lines.
* Two rhymes.
* 5 of the 8 lines are repeated or refrain lines.
* First line repeats at the 4th and 7th lines.
* Second line repeats at the 8th line.

Just to remind you, the Triolet structure is ABaAabAB with A and B being the repeated refrain. You can have some fun with these refrains, changing them ever so slightly, as you emphasize an irony or bring a new meaning to the Triolet. Try the original form first as emphasized in week one, but when you’re comfortable use these steps to take it further.

An hour lost, or is it gained

the daylight beckons me again

once more my hands will be dirt stained

our garden beckons me again

my wish for spring I have campaigned

now like finding a long lost friend

the hour we lost is now gained

Spring time beckons me once again

YOUR TURN
ENJOY

JL&B