A form called Triolet which uses repetition. Enjoy. -23rd November 2012.


Red Acer.

Why, Red Acer, do you shed your leaves?
Your unveiled beauty still young in the mind,
The pique of winter rousing thieves.
Why, Red Acer, do you shed your leaves?
A devoted eye which still perceives
The charm that society might not find.
Why, Red Acer, do you shed your leaves?
Your unveiled beauty still young in the mind.




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Written on 2012-11-23 at 13:59

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Beautufull!
2013-02-27


Mirlinda K.
very thoughful and emotion expressive
2012-12-09


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2012-11-29


shells
Beautifully crafted, I didn't know what red acer was, as it was the title drew me in, now I do, I would have known it as a japanese maple, your poem really does the species proud.
2012-11-24