Beauty And Pride (Triolet) Poem by C.D. Sinex

Beauty And Pride (Triolet)



She ponders this plight of beauty and pride,
her garden lies ravaged by killer frost.
The struggles of summer now brown and dried,
she ponders. This plight of beauty and pride,
so fleeting (with all life, isn't death implied?) ,
easily had, though at such a great cost.
She ponders this plight of beauty and pride—
her garden lies ravaged by killer frost.

© C.D Sinex

Wednesday, February 3, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: beauty,garden,pride
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I wrote this for the Triolet Trail, on the AbsoluteWrite Water Cooler site. The first line was a prompt.
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C.D. Sinex

C.D. Sinex

Philadelphia, PA
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