I take my
earl grey tea
with sweet cream
lavender
and jasmine
with honey
sweet shortbread
tea biscuits
for dunking
~kat
Tricubes
Here are the rules of tricubes:
• Each line contains three syllables.
• Each stanza contains three lines.
• Each poem contains three stanzas.
So we’re talking cubes in mathematical terms (to the third power). No rules for rhymes, meter, etc. Just three, three, and three.
even if
I could change
the outcome
I wouldn’t …
I would choose
the same path
no regrets
gratefulness
for this life
~kat
Tricubes
Here are the rules of tricubes:
• Each line contains three syllables.
• Each stanza contains three lines.
• Each poem contains three stanzas.
So we’re talking cubes in mathematical terms (to the third power). No rules for rhymes, meter, etc. Just three, three, and three.
Sebastian
my old cat
Sebastian
matted fur
naps all day
in the sun
skin and bones
twenty-two
years, nine lives
unspent still
~kat
Tricubes
Here are the rules of tricubes:
• Each line contains three syllables.
• Each stanza contains three lines.
• Each poem contains three stanzas.
So we’re talking cubes in mathematical terms (to the third power). No rules for rhymes, meter, etc. Just three, three, and three.
how gently
dusk descends
like a hug
lullaby
of angels…
all is well
close your eyes
take a breath
dream of dawn
~kat
Tricubes
Here are the rules of tricubes:
• Each line contains three syllables.
• Each stanza contains three lines.
• Each poem contains three stanzas.
So we’re talking cubes in mathematical terms (to the third power). No rules for rhymes, meter, etc. Just three, three, and three.
memories
prick my heart
with sadness
wistful thoughts
missing those
departed
but then joy
sweeps o’er me
and I smile
~kat
Tricubes
Here are the rules of tricubes:
• Each line contains three syllables.
• Each stanza contains three lines.
• Each poem contains three stanzas.
So we’re talking cubes in mathematical terms (to the third power). No rules for rhymes, meter, etc. Just three, three, and three.
like mercury colliding... 