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1st line A Triolets were originally written in the French of the Middle Ages. The first triolets in English were prayers written by Patrick Carey, a Benedictine monk of the 17th century. Robert Bridges, an English poet and critic who later was named Poet Laureate and saw to the publication of Gerard Manley Hopkins’ poems, reintroduced the triolet into English at the end of the 19th century. Some Examples: Pay Day Feeling elated, sense of achievement, Nature Trail Morning walk is a time for nature talk, Weekend A welcome break after a dreary week, |
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Hema Ravi | ||
January 08,2013 | ||
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