Waltzing in Triolet - Lowe, Phil
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The Triolet is an Old World French, Fixed Form Poem that dates back to the 13th century. The poem consists of eight lines, has two rhyme sounds and is heavy on refrains. The Triolet is part of the Rondeau family of poems, which in turn is derived from "dance-rounds," with singing. The refrain was sung by the chorus and the variable sections by the leader. The word "Triolet" has two pronunciations in English according to several dictionaries. The first rhymes with "let" and the second rhymes with "Chevrolet."

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The Triolet is an Old World French, Fixed Form Poem that dates back to the 13th century. The poem consists of eight lines, has two rhyme sounds and is heavy on refrains. The Triolet is part of the Rondeau family of poems, which in turn is derived from "dance-rounds," with singing. The refrain was sung by the chorus and the variable sections by the leader. The word "Triolet" has two pronunciations in English according to several dictionaries. The first rhymes with "let" and the second rhymes with "Chevrolet."
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Seventy-one years in this life has led me to believe that each event and situation was designed to teach me who I am and how I relate to the Creator. I was born into a religious community where the words, "The Bible Says," assumed "Truth." However, by the age of twelve, I had questions. My father's poor health and early retirement required that I work evenings and weekends to complete high school and led me straight into the work force rather than into a more formal education. During a tour of duty in the U.S. Army, I was assigned to an open- minded chaplain who was a true seeker of truth. His desire to expand awareness opened new doors in my mind and gave me a new vision of "Who" I am and of "What" I am a part. After the Army, thirty-six years as salesman/sales manager in the industrial tool trade gave me a new perspective of how vanity and greed works in the business world and renewed old questions of purpose. While playing racquetball I met a new friend who introduced me to the world of nature photography. As I observed the beauty of nature through the camera lens, I realized I was reading the only book the Creator ever wrote. The images and words that came to mind as I walked the trails in search of the next photograph led to my desire to publish this book. Phil Lowe