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Christmas Eve
A poem about Christmas Eve. My first attempt at a triolet.
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Christmas Eve

The Christmas tree has a shining star.
Children lay in their bed listening for bells.
To come to their house Santa will travel far.
The Christmas tree has a shining star.
Underneath they hope to find a train, a doll or a car.
That they've been good all this year, 'tis true to tell.
The Christmas tree has a shining star.
Children lay in their beds listening for bells.








Form: Triolet
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The triolet is an old French form that is short and witty or more traditionally romantic. It has 8 lines in the rhyming scheme abaaabab. The first two lines (ab) and the last two lines(ab) are the same, as well as the first line and the fourth.


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