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The Tricube – Day 7

we need more
kindness, more
compassion

it is fear
of others
that broke us

hugs were once
innocent
I miss touch

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

it takes time
for some plants
to bounce back

uprooted
repotted
in new soil

like caged birds
who forgot
how to fly

~kat

Today is the last day of the Tricube. I enjoyed this form very much. It challenged a fair amount. Three syllables can get tricky. As in life it’s best to keep things simple. Tomorrow we will explore another micropoetry form, the Pleiades. Have a great weekend!

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.


The Tricube ~ Day 6

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.



The Tricube – Day 5

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.


The Tricube – Day 4 – Sebastian

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.


The Tricube – Day 3

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.


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