Triquint
Triquint,
a poem form created by Sylvia
A. Feeley, which consists of 3 verses, 5 lines each. Lines 3 and 4
of verse 1 (Refrain) repeat in verses 2 and 3. The syllable count for each
stanza is 9, 7, 5, 3, 1 and has an aaAAb rhyme scheme.
Example:
Heartache
Words
written in verses, they appeal.
Sung about in songs you feel.
Heartache, all to real.
Ne'er ideal.
Hears.
Sung about in songs you feel.
Heartache, all to real.
Ne'er ideal.
Hears.
Emotions
which are hard to conceal.
Feelings that are so surreal.
Heartache, all to real.
Ne'er ideal.
Tears.
Feelings that are so surreal.
Heartache, all to real.
Ne'er ideal.
Tears.
Beliefs
that if you were to reveal,
would cause pain too hard to heal.
Heartache, all to real.
Ne'er ideal.
Fears.
would cause pain too hard to heal.
Heartache, all to real.
Ne'er ideal.
Fears.
Copyright
© 2008 Sylvia A. Feeley
Pasted
from <http://www.shadowpoetry.com/resources/wip/triquint.html>
A thanks to Shadow
Poetry for this resource.
Union (Triquint)
How'd you happen to
start loving me?
I speculate that
maybe
reciprocity
sets us free.
How?
Each one supporting
the other's chi,
manifests duality;
reciprocity
sets us free.
now.
When two souls
merge, their reality
makes strong
singularity,
reciprocity
sets us free.
Wow!
© Lawrencealot - Dec. 8, 2013
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