Breathe Deep
Feeling nature’s embrace, I
Breathe deep.
Cascading perfumes entwine, senses take to the sky,
Feeling nature’s embrace, I
Hear the buzzing, the singing; let it fade to a sigh,
Welcoming a serenity indigenous to sleep,
Feeling nature’s embrace, I
Breathe deep.
This is my first ever attempt at a triolet, a poetry form that intrigued me after I read one on Mandibelle’s blog last week. I played around with a number of different poems before settling on this one – I felt the simplicity of the form offered itself well to the simplicity of the moment I was trying to capture.
A triolet consists of 8 lines and has a rhyming scheme of: AB, aA, abAB. Line 1 is repeated at 4 and 7. Line 2 is repeated at line 8.
The photo, in case you can’t tell, was taken at the wildflower meadow.
“Welcoming a serenity indigenous to sleep”: what a wonderful phrase. Lovely poem, and great first attempt at a triolet!
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Thank you, Magarisa. 🙂 I’m very glad you enjoyed it.
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First time I am reading a triolet …the lines hum a sweet tune
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I’d never read one until last week, either, but I found it a lovely form to work with. I’m glad you liked it. 🙂
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Lovely 🙂
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Thanks, Ali. 🙂
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Beautiful Louise!
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Thanks, PJ. 🙂
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Thank you for sharing your first attempt a creating a trioletm a poetry form I was not aware if. I also loved the photo that went with your poem. Inspirational!
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Thank you, Linnea! I only discovered the form last week but I really enjoyed playing with it. 🙂
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I enjoyed that!
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Thanks, Aletta. 🙂
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Beautifully penned ! It flows so nicely.
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Thank you, Oliana. I’m very glad you enjoyed it. 🙂
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Beautiful!
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Wonderful words!
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