Happy Birthday, William Wordsworth!
The triolet form works well when stealing lines from other poets because that perfect line repeats 3 times. I feel privileged to combine my own words with William Wordsworth. The light of this evening invited poetry. Shadows and light created quiet calm and a sacred time.
A line taken from It is a Beauteous Evening, Calm and Free
Evening Light Triolet
A beauteous evening, calm and free,
The holy time is quiet –
When light makes shadows of the trees;
A beauteous evening, calm and free.
Reflections long to sit with thee
and mellow our day with silence.
A beauteous evening, calm and free,
The holy time is quiet.Setting sun elongates shadows and illuminates the grandmother oak.
Reflections on the Teche 
Your photography is getting better all the time. Adds a lo to the blog.
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I like “When light makes shadows of the trees”, adds to the rhythm of it, Margaret, & your photo is beautiful!
That is beautiful! I have only read one triolet before and I didn’t notice a repeated line oops! I was plannign on trying one today so this is handy :0)
This is really lovely. One of my favorite times of day perfectly captured!
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