Misplaced - Triolet

Thank you, Paul. Its rare that I write from my own experience but this one was actually about/for someone I had lost touch with

Awesome! Thank you, SKAT. xoxo

Thank you, Kim! xoxo

Thank you SKAT. In fact, thank you for all your supportive comments, the excellent welcome you gave me and your bomb ass poetry - you're my idol!

Thank you Jan! I'm really enjoying the dynamic of this website, the member interaction is very productive and that along with all the solid technical information here really makes for a motivating environment. Keep up the good work helping everyone keep up the good work!

PS - I chose that particular interpretation because even though Visual 3 was a photo of thriving greenery and had a sort of "road ahead" vibe to it, it also gave me the feeling of being left behind, bypassed or even forgotten.

Thank you Andrea. Perhaps in contrast to many other poets, I greatly enjoy the rigid structure certain types of poetry require of the writer and because of this, find the tricky triolet particularly satisfying but your contest brought an extra aspect to the whole concept that I didn't expect: The triolet is already hyper structured and I thought 'narrowing' subject matter down to a few specific pictures would further challenge the ability to work creatively within a tight space but it actually had the opposite effect! Maybe it was just the photo I chose but once I'd picked it, I found that putting my perspective into linear words required a lot more expansion than it did constraint, which made the whole thing even MORE challenging! Thank you so much for the inspiration and the experience.