an end to the trilogy

Ok, joke's over, consider this the trifecta (for now)

I cannot guarantee
Its the final
soliloquy
but for now
it's a trilogy -

It is kind
of a crime
I agree
to confine
thought
to rhyme
but also
a sign
of inflexibility
to not see ability
of word
manipulation
to capture
the imagination.

Reviews

[John Alexander McFadyen]

I am hoping he gets the point. However the sentiment poem in this poem is something I concur with. Sometimes, some people close their minds to one form or other and therefore miss some beautiful works.

[Lyn Anderson]

Everyone has their little quirks and preferences for sure. I for example, am not a flowery setting kind of reader, and prefer fast paced character driven pieces. That does not mean I cannot see beauty in Thomas Hardy or Tennessee Williams and the like.

[jacob erin-cilberto]

a good argument for the side of form...

jacob