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 |  Poetry Forms Easily Explained - a work of Bianca with additions by kansaspoet
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| The Tritina is a ten- lined poem, divided over three tercets and a single line. It is related to the sestina, as it uses three end words that are repeated in the poem. In the last line however all three the words are used. It seems as a guideline pentameter or tetrameter is used. The pattern looks like this: A/B/C C/A/B B/C/A A,B,C My example: Autumn is off-beat, it looks like summer People smile, the world looks so nice today As I see happy children go to school Cycling home, just brought my son to school Autumn colours to be seen in summer I shall do some autumn cleaning today The Sun shines, worries disappear today People seem glad to drop their kids at school Sun is soothing them - it feels like summer Summer… no time off today, kids hate school. Poem© Bianca 2005 Source: http://www.thepoetsgarret.com/decastich/tritina.html Read my blog: http://www.xanga.com/bianca_b ** Image ID #1025773 Unavailable ** http://home.planet.nl/~boons468/cards.html |
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