Certainly! A triolet is an old French form of poetry, typically consisting of eight lines with a specific rhyme scheme and repetitive refrain. Here’s a triolet for you:
In fields where wildflowers bow and sway,
The sun smiles through a veil of clouds so gray.
In fields where wildflowers bow and sway,
Gentle breezes whisper tales of day,
And shadows dance beneath the fading ray.
Gentle breezes whisper tales of day.
In fields where wildflowers bow and sway,
Time seems to still its beating, pure and gay.
In fields where wildflowers bow and sway.
This triolet follows the traditional structure with a repeated couplet (AABBAABA) and ends with a line that echoes the first. I hope you enjoy it!
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