Remember Caesar, Crassus and Pompey
They ruled as three as Crassus went away
In civil war between the other two
Pompey was killed as Caesar’s power grew
– from three dictatorship of one remained
Julius Caesar on his triumphal car by Andrea Mantegna
Trifextra this week is to write about a favourite trio… and why not a little history (of course in rhyme and pentameter)
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September 27, 2013
Björn Rudbergs writings 
I love the words and the LESSONS you give me. This is no exception.
Wishing you a great weekend. 🙂
🙂 lessons can be fun too…
I love you went with history…it is a great tale.
Also, the more you write the more I love your words and subject matter…our minds run in similar circles….lovely job dear.
Ha .. I have noticed that we come up with similar thoughts..
Distant twins: ) that’s completely possible:p
Mathematical poetic minds. ..what’s behind those glasses? My guess: the unified theory:)
Ahhh or a suite for strings
Indeed…one may never know…your glasses…it’s a mystery.
Great tale and a bit of education add too!
Thank you 🙂
Marvelous! I love your take on the prompt.
Ha 🙂 trios was fun
I like your trio, and of course, the form you presented it in!
Well a trio that was not a trio too long..
The original Big Three. Well done.
🙂 yup..
Thanks for the history lesson.
Ha 🙂 love to write it
Ah,Bjorn ,this is fantastic and am glad at least one of the trio played a role in my post too 😉
The ever allusive Julius 🙂
Ha!ha!True:-)Am finishing off reading the remaining posts at Trifecta-then vote-then bk to Dverse and respond to the amazing number of responses-then have lunch and get bk to reading and commenting-looking forward to a busy but fruitful day:-)Night will see me at CD:-)Have a fab day & a wonderful week Bjorn!
I always look forward to reading the subject of your Trifecta responses and the format you’ll use. Nicely done, Björn!
Thank you .. this was fun to write…
Beautifully written Björn! Love your trio, love the cadence and rhythm of your writing. 🙂
I have those iambs just coming
Jed said Seize her, and Jethro said that all they did was hold hands.
That’s very likely
Great job, per usual, Bjorn! Thanks for linking up. Don’t forget to vote.
Voted 🙂
Great history lesson.
Always good to learn something.. and Pompei’s birthday was during the weekend
Interesting trio, now I have to do some reading. You make me learn new things with poetry to boot!
Ha.. that’s a goof thing I hope 🙂