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Divorce Bard

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While the ashes of marriage #2 were cooling, I began a journal here in verse, to keep myself out of trouble. So far so good, and one day at a time. I took a hiatus this past January, and I missed it terribly. Writing daily had changed the way I think - not my opinions, but the process of thinking itself. So here I am back again, and hungry. I began with three rules: (1) Iambic pentameter, (2) Perfect rhyme, and (3) It had to be true (no hyperbole). I hereby amend rule number 3: If I'm writing about myself, yes, it has to be true. But it doesn't, if I want to tell a story.

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AUGUST 1, 2010 12:00AM

Basketball (A Triolet). Saturday July 31. 2010

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He won't come in until he's made the shot.
He's just a little young for what's at stake.
They ask him if he's hungry, but he's not.
He won't come in until he's made the shot.
His father said he's sorry, he forgot,
Went home, and left this unaccustomed ache.
He won't come in until he's made the shot.
He's just a little young for what's at stake.

 

Here is a link to mhold's Triolet post. 

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I like yours better.
Great job on yet another form.
DB: you are like the Energizer Bunny. Nice. R-
How your words always hold my heart.
Thanks for introducing me to the form through this touching example (and to mhold, too!).
Basketball, a metaphor for so much more...
I went to read mhold's post on the Triolet, DB, and what you've produced here works so very, very well! I admire your talent.

(I nearly missed this but luckily for me, Dave Rickert included it in his PP Awards post!)