The bride of Chenab (My first Triolet)
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hi neena, great effort.

usually the meter is iambic tetrameter
da/dum da/dum da/dum da/dum.

the refrain can be slightly altered (sometimes just by using different punctuation) which can liven the poem up a bit more.
you have the meat of the triolet in your poem so an edit shouldn't be a big one.

they get easier the more you do them Smile like most poetry forms, they'll also help you with meter in other poems.

well done

(04-02-2013, 08:21 PM)neena2504 Wrote:  Hi All,

Here's my first triolet and I am really really excited about it Smile
Please do let me know how you feel about it...

The bride of Chenab

On the banks of Chenab, a bride
awaits her groom to arrive.
A time-worn bag at her side;
On the banks of Chenab, a bride
Glassy eyes, tears long dried
Holding on a hope barely alive.
On the banks of Chenab, a bride
awaits her groom to arrive.


Cheers Smile
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RE: The bride of Chenab (My first Triolet) - by billy - 04-05-2013, 09:54 AM



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