Trilogy Poetry Form Description: "Trilogy Poetry" proliferates the interconnectedness of the mind, body, and soul ("Three Entities")! Its essential thesis symbolizes inspiration, cooperation, and integration. The poem is longer than "Lines of Antiquity of Microbes" by Arum Saroyan. It's no less than two regular stanzas forming an octave in poetic notations. It's not as long as the epic Mahabharata regarding the Kuru Kingdom. It ends with no more than twenty-four lines like a Malaysian Pantoum, French Rondelet, or Claudette Sonnet. The poem may comprise of any imaginative architecture to arrive at its encapsulating end. No requirement exists for using Shakespearean iambic pentameter, interlocking rhyming schemes, or syllabic accentuations. This is just pure down-to-earth and people-centric poetry. The thesis relates to three entities: person, place, or thing. The corresponding themes should enunciate unity, balancing vision, and overcoming, leading to victory on the ensuing journey. This Trilogy Poem addresses These Persons. The Place – Jamaica. The Thing -Liberation Struggle!

Jamaica is the third-largest island in the Caribbean. It has uplifted the heroes fighting upon arrival to liberate the people and inspire everyone to contribute positively, no matter how small. The "Square for Liberators" depicts monuments of generational pride dedicated to heroes who have fought for goals, uplifting the poor with equal rights, justice, and peace. Ensuing celebrations are held every third Monday annually in October, honoring "National Heroes Day." Where would Jamaica be without them?