Alankar(Decor)-260

WhatToDo, What Not ToDo (Trijan Refrain) Trijan Refrain is an invented form created byJan Turner The elements of the Trijan Refrain are: stanzaic, written in any number of 9-line stanzas (3 are recommended) . syllabic,8-6-8-6-8-8-4-4-8. rhymed, AbabccDDc AeaeffGGf AhahiiJJi composed with a refrain within the stanza, the first 4 syllables of L5 are repeated as a refrain in L7 and L8. written a refrain between stanzas, L1 of the first stanza repeated as L1 of each subsequent stanza. There is a variation in which L1 is not repeated in the subsequent stanzas, in that scenario the rhyme scheme is ababccDDc efefggHHg ijijkkLLk. What To Do, What Not To Do What to do? what not to do? ...think 'What to do' done so well As it's said brings reward in sync 'What not to do' done well As it's so said brings punishment Is it true in real as meant As it's so said As it's so said But with shocking twist in judgement What to do? what not to do? ...think Sometimes good ends fruitless Pushed down with no reward..bethink Sometimes bad ends with gains Lost faith muses on all to find A shocking fate that plays behind Lost faith muses Lost faith muses To do or not to do in mind What to do? what not to do? ...think Life seems puzzled so much Two sides to be tossed..it does think A lotto of luck which Oh, good pays bad, bad pays good..oh God Is it fair? good Lord? or bad Lord? Oh, good pays bad Oh, good pays bad Where's a true truthful life oh God..?