AS ONE

Michael Edwards

AS ONE

 

 

Fresh pink complexion

long curving neck

dressed to perfection.

 

At last realised

through probing eyes

love once disguised.

 

Her future planned

the bells proclaim

throughout the land.

 

 

 

A tricube – one of the simplest of forms to write and

to describe: 3 syllables to each line, 3 lines to

each stanza, and 3 stanzas long. No other rules,

it doesn’t have to rhyme or observe any form

of metre.

 

However I decided to write this in rhyme

(aba, cdc, efe) – not so easy.

 

 

 

 

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  • RiverJordan

    PHEONOMENAL..all caps..haha

  • Goldfinch60

    Good write Michael. Another form that I had not seen.

  • orchidee

    Good write and pic Michael. I thought you was going to do a 'unaze' thingy, with that title! Here's one, compiled from yesterday between us both. Well it's got three syllables in all - a troisane? heehee.
    One
    Two
    Three

    • Michael Edwards

      Oh poetic heaven - such a fine piece Orchi - it invites the mind to transcend the upper limits as momentary forms become distorted through emergent and academic practice, and the reader is left with a hymn to the inaccuracies of our era.

      • orchidee

        Oh yes, I staggered at how perfect that troisane is. Took me hours to write it. A huge tour de force, almost unachievable by any other human being, etc, etc. Now where\'s that humble pie - cut me a large slice!

      • BRIAN & ANGELA

        BAGPIPES I' HAND
        PROUDLY AH STAND
        RESONATE THRU LAND

        Thanks MIKE ~ I'm in Scotia this mornin'
        Please check my Poem for picture !
        The TRICUBE should be 3 WORDS per line !

        Loved the TRICUBE ~ it could be a tribute
        to the lovely MEGHAN MARKLE

        Yours BRIAN ~ please add to my MUSIC FUSION ~ Ta

        • Michael Edwards

          Thanks Brian - thankfully rules can always be broken.

        • Nicholas Browning

          One of these days I'm going to conjure up a new type of free verse ballad. When I stop being lazy! Enough about me. This is simply wonderful sir. It gets better every time.

          • Michael Edwards

            Thanks for the accolade - I'd like to think up another form but the brain is on holiday at the moment.

          • Lorna

            Love the simplicity - the whole cycle of beauty, love and marriage wrapped up in a few lines....... are your flowers a form of aster?

            • Michael Edwards

              Bless you Lorna - the flower is anemone Wanda poking up above the blue and pink flowers of pulmonaria.

            • orchidee

              I got another gem. Another troisane:
              Four
              Five
              Six

              • Michael Edwards

                Qwww Epic - where do you get your inspiration from?

                • orchidee

                  Oohhh I have to contemplate and meditate for hours on stuff like that - troisanes. Got to get the structure, meaning, layout, syllables, etc all correct. It's not at all easy! heehee.

                  • Michael Edwards

                    I've started to write the next verse and I've got as far as:
                    Seven
                    Eight
                    but I'm stumped for the third line - can you help?

                    • orchidee

                      Ten?? lol.

                      • Michael Edwards

                        We must be bloody mad - it's twelve of course !!

                        • orchidee

                          Oh silly me, or course it is. Well, someone asked me which bus goes to the moon. I said 'No.7'. They said' Come on, you can't fool me, I know it's the No. 11 to the moon, not the No.7!'

                          • Michael Edwards

                            I'm not familiar with the route.
                            Can you catch it Kings Cross?

                            • orchidee

                              Oohh yes, can go just about anywhere from Kings Cross!

                              • Michael Edwards

                                Got to go - there's a man in a white coat at the door. Could he be the driver?

                              • Christina8

                                Great job on this especially with the rhyme! And as always, love the picture of the flowers!

                                • Michael Edwards

                                  Thanks for the compliments Christina - In 5minutes time I'll be posting another flower from the garden.

                                • LaurašŸŒ»

                                  Michael,
                                  A tricube...interesting form!
                                  A super write accentuated by a beautiful pic! I like the colors of the anemone Wanda.

                                  Reading your poems accompanied by your garden flowers, brought to mind Robert Louis Stevenson...ā€A Garden of Versesā€! You should publish a ā€œGarden of flowersā€...
                                  a best seller for certain!

                                  Iā€™m enjoying the whole package! Thank you for sharing!

                                  ~Laura~

                                  • Michael Edwards

                                    My pleasure and with different flowers coming into bloom almost daily at this time of year there's more to come. Would love to publish but finding a publisher who is willing to finance the deal is quite a difficult ask these days.

                                    • LaurašŸŒ»

                                      Iā€™ll have to start buying lottery tickets!



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