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 |  Poetry Forms Easily Explained - a work of Bianca with additions by kansaspoet
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| I found the Tri-fall form at Shadow Poetry http://www.shadowpoetry.com/resources/wip/types.html The Tri-fall form, a creation of Jan Turner, has three 6-line stanzas. Each stanza follows a specific line-syllable count of 6/3/8/6/3/8 and a rhyme scheme of abcabc. By directions of the form's creator, very little puncutation is required. Here is my attempt at a Tri-fall poem: dancing at the wellsprings by Larry Powers can you dance when the days are dismal and darkness hovers over Earth when somber music plays temporal and alters the giving of birth? can you write in the sky… rearrange the stars or chit-chat with the moon… hear the wind’s bidding cry or seek change when songbirds whisper a new tune? can you sprout healing wings close your ears to hate-filled words that sting and char… hear the splash of wellsprings calm your fears and gain strength by touching the scar? dancing at the wellsprings a Tri-fall poem by larryp Larry Powers |
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