When past is present in your cards
and crystals tell of damaged deeds
your future’s read in mirror-shards
as past is present in your cards
You need a rope of seven yards
to quench that voice of jester-needs.
Cause past is present in your cards
and crystals tell of damaged deeds.
A triolet (slightly adjusted) to be linked at the Tuesday platform.. It’s been a while since I played with these little poems.
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May 18, 2015
This is witty. I really enjoyed reading.
you sure can pack a lot into these little poems!
I like!
Super! Fun to use different forms and you did it well.
Now you’re scaring me–you just looked into my mirror shards.
Oh, fun little triolet!
Ominous. Can we leave the past behind?
Don’t ‘t worry, be happy. ):
Ah, I think the past continues to remain in one’s present cards…no matter what!
You’re amazing with words.
Is it a card trick or is past really present? An incantation-like poem to ponder.
Wonderful lines Bjorn! The past transcends into the present images. Card images don’t age. Little poems can be just as mesmerizing!
Hank
I read this three times, even sang it. Love the sound of if… How the play with words leaves everything open for so much. The cards might “speak” of a broken future, but things that haven’t happened yet have a way of not being set. So many possibilities: different cards, a really nice bottle of glass glue… All kinds of alternative. 😉
Not so easy ‘to quench that voice of jester-needs.’ This is a very neat triolet with excellent repeating lines.
Wonderful rhymes and rhythms here, Bjorn. k.
Amazing poem, Bjorn 🙂 I may have to try the triolet form…
A veritable wordsmith is what you are Björn – a most excellent write.
Anna :o]
The triolet: a perfect vehicle for this riddle-esque song of fortunes and fate.
Love this tilted triolet. 🙂
Such a sweet form, and I like your subject matter.
luv the skill at rhyming you shared in this one
much love…
now… that’s a tongue twister
I won’t be denied my jester-needs!
You are always so skillful in your use of words!