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Flower—A Triolet  

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White Flower

White Flower (Photo credit: @Doug88888)

Flower—A Triolet

I’ve brought you a flower, he said,
so you will smile, be lucky,
you can see it here from your bed,
I’ve brought you a flower, he said.
When you settle your hot hot head,
you can see it—you won’t feel so yeucky.
I’ve brought you a flower, he said,
so you will smile, be lucky.

Polly Stretton © 2012

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16 thoughts on “Flower—A Triolet  

  1. Cute little poem. I love triolets!

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  2. I’ve bought you a flower…so you will smile, be happy…. aww. This is quite lovely but, so sad Polly

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  3. Beautiful. I want him to bring me a flower too…

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  4. Romantic and gorgeous! 🙂

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  5. I responded over on my page, but couldn’t resist another reading. Such an uptempo feel to this one. It still makes me smile.

    PS – It is a good thing you have sharpened your rhyming pencil – next week’s challenge is an Awdl gywydd. I posted an example already under the forms tab if you want to get a look at the form early and let it brew for a few days. I’m still working the kinks out of a more complicated use of the form for my official submission. What a challenge!

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    • So good to see you ‘couldn’t resist another reading’ ~ oh my, I feel very honoured! I’m taking a look at the weirdly named Awdl Gywydd, sounds very strange!

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  6. More “crap” in poems – that’s what I say. I had a “turd” in one last week. 😉

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  7. Sweet little triolet, happy not crappy. Tee!Hee!

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