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2008 Form Challenges
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Whilst looking at the structure of the Triolet it was realised that if two
stanzas were added together with the two refrain lines being the link there would be an octave and a sestet a natural Sonnet. The rhyme pattern becomes: A. B. a. A. a. b. A. B. a. A. a. b. A. B. It would work with the A & B lines being completely repeated or just a phrase or just the rhyme word repeated. The a and b are of course just standard rhyme.There is no set syllable count, although eight syllables is common with most of the French forms. Here is an example of the form:
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Triolet Sonnet Challenge Replies
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Ryter RoethicleCan my words cause you pain so easy Each syllable only love was my intent My mind willing to speak so lovingly Can my words cause you pain so easy Cast off my love as naught, so breezy To say "I love you" was all I meant Can my words cause you pain so easy Each syllable only love was my intent You speak to me it seems so freely Can my words cause you pain so easy You claim my meaning causes misery Frustration, anger on me you vent Can my words cause you pain so easy Each syllable only love was my intent back to list |
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