If Ever We Should Part
The reed - his voice, “Gypsy, my darling flirt,
you dangle charms - a floral scent, my heart.
In revolution play, your cloud of skirt.”
The reed - his voice, “Gypsy, my darling flirt,
proud, I am — you pop buttons from my shirt.
O clarinet, I follow beauty’s chart.”
The reed - his voice, “Gypsy, my darling flirt,
you dangle charms - a floral scent, my heart.
In revolution play, your cloud of skirt.”
The reed - his voice, “Gypsy, my darling flirt,
proud, I am — you pop buttons from my shirt.
O clarinet, I follow beauty’s chart…
You dangle charms - a floral scent, my heart…
My voice will break, if ever we should part.”
6/15/2021
WRITE A "TRIONET" FOR ME
Sponsor: L. Milton Hankins
SUBMIT A TWO-STANZA poem only. The first stanza will follow the rules for a standard triolet of eight (8) lines ABaAabAB (capital letters are repeated lines). The second stanza will consist of six (6) lines, formed with five (5) lines repeated from the first stanza and adding an appropriate non-repeated rhyming last line.
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