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romantic triolet
A chapter in the book Triolets: Traditional and Modified
If I Had Naught But What I've Found
by adewpearl
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If I had naught but what I've found within the wonder of your eyes, in all the world I'd be renowned if I had naught but what I've found. When word of all I have got round I'd be the envy of the skies if I had naught but what I've found within the wonder of your eyes. |
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The triolet is a French repeating form that dates back to the minstrels of the Middle Ages. The poem is 8 lines in iambic tetrameter and has a rhyme scheme of ABaAabAB. The capital letters denote those lines that repeat, so that line 1 is also lines 4 and 7, and line 2 is also line 8.
naught - a quantity of no importance, nothing
Pays
one point
and 2 member cents. naught - a quantity of no importance, nothing
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