Daily Poetry Challenge: Spring Triolet
Spring Has Sprung Me
Spring has sprung
and sprung me with it.
Brightly, briefly bloom rare suns.
Spring has sprung.
A breeze slips her tongue
into forget-me-not kisses. Winter forgets.
Spring has sprung
and sprung me with it.
and sprung me with it.
Brightly, briefly bloom rare suns.
Spring has sprung.
A breeze slips her tongue
into forget-me-not kisses. Winter forgets.
Spring has sprung
and sprung me with it.
Published by G.L. Morrison
With sundry awards, magazines & anthologies to her credit, Morrison's taught writers @conferences in Portland, Seattle, SF, Boston, Chicago, NYC and Washington DC at the Library of Congress. View profile
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The Triolet is a French Form going back to at least the 13th century. It is a simplified Rondeau. Of the 8 lines in a triolet, there are 3 repeating lines and only 2 end rhymes.