Monday Poetry Stretch - TriCubes

Phillip Larrea is an American poet and syndicated columnist. He is the inventor of a poetic form he calls TriCubes. Tricubes are poems composed of three stanzas, each containing three lines of three syllables. 

Here's an example.

TriCube by Phillip Larrea

Don’t swallow

the whole pie.

Just a bite.

Platitudes

amplified—

Certitude.

What is left

is not right.

But remains.

So, your challenge for the week is to write a TriCube (or two). Please share a link to your poem or the poem itself in the comments.