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Guten tag! My name is Jessica and I'm 19 years old. I obviously love to write; I have been writing since I was six years old, but I became an avid writer in sixth grade. I also love listening to music and studying history. I am obsessed with Civil War, World War II, Russian, Romanov, German, and Norweigan history. I listen to mostly metal, some country, and grunge.
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See Something New #980858 added April 12, 2020 at 9:00am
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Juggalo Day
For today’s prompt (optional, as always), I’d like to challenge you to write a triolet. These eight-line poems involve repeating lines and a tight rhyme scheme. The repetitions and rhymes can lend themselves to humorous poems, as well as to poems expressing dramatic or sorrowful moods. And sometimes the repetitions can be used in deceptive ways, by splitting the words in a given line into different sentences, and making subtle changes, as in this powerful triolet by Sandra McPherson.
The crowds are thick, the lines are long,
as I push my small body through,
to see Violent J and JJ marching strong;
the crowds are thick, the lines are long.
Juggalos and Juggalettes are tired of wrongs-
we gather in D.C. to protest; who knew?
The crowds are thick, the lines are long;
as I push my small body through. |
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