Let Us Love O Mind

O mind, let’s love, you and me, Stand no aloof on an aisle, Let’s love, if to drown in sea. Let’s hail every unknown heart, Let us spread gaiety, no guile, O never again to part. Let’s take someone’s pricey plight In exchange of a mere smile, Let’s fill lonely hearts with light. Spread a moment’s happiness In every corner, far isle, Let’s blossom that we can bless. Brotherhood filled full in eyes, Give dripping joy, never pile, To whoso, henceforth t’be wise. Let’s empty all emptiness, O mind, all around for miles, Let’s love and blossom to bless. _______________________________ Musings |05.10.2021| Terza Rima Poet’s note: What should we call this three-line-stanza poem? Triolet is a different poetry type altogether. Terza Rima, is not quite appropriate. It is a type of sestet of a sonnet. Triplet, seems appropriate, but is not among the alternatives available.