Tuesday Tritina Challenge: Week Five

What is my May poetry challenge?  Write a Tritina a week. The length and repetition in the Tritina may be and easy form. The Tritina is related to the Sestina.

This poem from the twentieth-century invention contains the following Form:

1 2 3          - End words of lines in first tercet.   3 1 2          - End words of lines in second tercet.   2 3 1          - End words of lines in third tercet.   (1 2 3)        - Words contained in the final line.

Summer Break

Mission accomplished!

One year is over

Time to take a break

Make a productive break

Enjoy what you have accomplished

School is over

It is hard to believe is over

It is time to take a break

Believe in what you have accomplish

What you have accomplish, one more year, deserve a break!

(Tritina, @Mejia 2016)

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Tuesday Tritina Challenge: Week Four

What is my May poetry challenge?  Write a Tritina a week. The length and repetition in the Tritina may be and easy form. The Tritina is related to the Sestina.

This poem from the twentieth-century invention contains the following Form:

1 2 3          - End words of lines in first tercet.   3 1 2          - End words of lines in second tercet.   2 3 1          - End words of lines in third tercet.   (1 2 3)        - Words contained in the final line

Twilight

Sun sets every day

Has a rest and reflects

Stillness and faith

Have faith

In a new day

Sun reflects

Every ray reflects

A chance of faith

For a new day

Day time reflects faith

(Tritina, Mejia@2016)

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Tuesday Tritina Challenge: Week Three

What is a Tritina?  The Tritina is related to the Sestina. The length and repetition in the Tritina may be and easy form. This poem from the twentieth-century invention contains the following Form:

1 2 3          - End words of lines in first tercet.  3 1 2          - End words of lines in second tercet. 2 3 1          - End words of lines in third tercet. (1 2 3)        - Words contained in the final line.

Seasons

Seasons come and go

Giving color, taste, and love

Let’s enjoy them all!

Four seasons that’s all

Come and go

Let’s live it with love

Only love

Help us all

Let go

Season come and go! Bringing love, enjoy them all!

(Tritina, @Mejia2016)

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Tuesday Tritina Challenge: Week Two

What is my May poetry challenge?  Write a Tritina a week. The length and repetition in the Tritina may be and easy form. The Tritina is related to the Sestina.

This poem from the twentieth-century invention contains the following Form:

1 2 3          - End words of lines in first tercet.   3 1 2          - End words of lines in second tercet.   2 3 1          - End words of lines in third tercet.   (1 2 3)        - Words contained in the final line.

The Road Not Taken?

Two ways life invite

Two choices we have

Which road not taken

Is the right we have taken?

The easy ones invite

Two choices we have

It is not easy to have

The road not taken

How can I invite?

I invite you to have the road not taken!

(Tritina, @Mejia 2016)

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Tuesday Tritina Challenge: Week One

Do you have an obsession to learn? Yes, I have! 

April Challenge on National Poetry Month is over. I wrote thirty Haikus in thirty days. The poems are lived on my Blog and Social Media. Check it out! http://luzdelmes.blogspot.com/

What is my poetry challenge for May?  Write a Tritina a week. The length and repetition in the Tritina may be and easy form. The Tritina is related to the Sestina.

This poem from the twentieth-century invention contains the following Form:

1 2 3          - End words of lines in first tercet.   3 1 2          - End words of lines in second tercet.   2 3 1          - End words of lines in third tercet.   (1 2 3)        - Words contained in the final line.

What do we need?

We need a space

With hope and joy

Do you know this place?

We need a place

A restful space

To maintain joy

We need a dream to joy

To keep living in one place

Do you know this space?

Is this a space a joy in place?

(Tritina, @Mejia2016)

For more poems, visit: www.luzdelmes.com