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Reminiscing (Triolet)

 




I stand here silently, amid recollections
Amazing how they come rushing back
Memories of all my long lost affections
I stand here silently, amid recollections

Realizing how doomed were my selections
My bluest skies turned to deepest black
I stand here silently, amid recollections
Amazing how they come rushing back


Author notes

Don’t worry.  This is just something that came to mind when I saw the image.  I have been trying to break a writing slump and this might just put me over the edge of it.  I’m keeping my fingers crossed.  

PS: Thank you Susan for turning me on to this form.  It always helps me to get off my butt and write again.  

The artwork is done by Misha Gordin - www.bsimple.com/home.htm
Written April 13th, 2006

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  • Sai Babas Lotus
    May 17, 2006
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    Oh my! How I can relate with this triolet. This one hit home with me. I think you have really dont justice to the picture. Your word choice is very nice and the requirements of the form seem to be followed except I think that 'recollections' rhymes with 'affections' and 'selections'.

    Charishma

  • ecrivain01
    April 14, 2006
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    Very well done. I'm impressed. I have never written one of those. Sonnets are hard enough.

    Anyway, good job.


  • Ariosto II. gold member
    April 13, 2006
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    I'm not familiar with this form, but I think I can work it out.
    Lovely flow and pattern excellent relationship to the image. No evidence of a slump here.
    D


  • pattyann4500
    April 13, 2006
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    I love this, John! The for is excellent, and the emotion is actually quite apparent. I think you've succeeded in breaking your writing slump. Hugs, Patricia