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~ This  Form ~ 
 (Paradelle) 



 What can I say to you more? 
 What can I say to you more? 
 This form for me is so much fun 
 This form for me is so much fun 
 To you what more can I say 
 So much fun for me this form is… 

 Afraid I am already addicted to this 
 Afraid I am already addicted to this 
 Playing with words from  my  heart they come 
 Playing with words from  my   heart they come 
 Already to this afraid I am addicted 
 From the heart playing-they come from my  heart 

 Hooked on verses of every kind 
 Hooked on verses of every kind 
 Toying with words, moving the lines 
 Toying with words, moving the lines 
 Of every kind hooked on verses 
 Moving the lines-toying with words 

 To you this form say more 
 With words and verses of every kind 
 Already addicted moving the lines 
 From the heart hooked on to this 
 Afraid they already come playing 
 With so much fun. 



 Dorian Petersen Potter 
 aka ladydp2000 
 copyright@2004



 September.04.2018




-'Kindness is a language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.' 
 - Mark Twain -





 ~Authors notes:


 The Paradelle is a modern poetic form or style invented by Billy Collins as a parody of the villanelle. Billy Collins claimed that the paradelle was a difficult, fixed form consisting of four six-line stanzas with a repetitive pattern invented in eleventh century France, and the press believed the story and ran with it. Due to the extensive publicity, the Paradelle has made its rounds in the poetic community. Even though the form was invented as a hoax, the Paradelle has taken on a life of its own. It is still a difficult form, nonetheless, to practice which can be fun and
 rewarding even though the inventor may not have intended it to be.

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