This first one is in iambic tetrameter with the structure of an English Sonnet:<\/p>\n
I lost you to Arabian nights:
\nThe god Apollo\u2019s basketball.
\nYou had that day Queen Isis eyes..
\nUnfolding reddened fall leaves song.
\nIt does mean something here in snow.
\nThe Mārga flames the Firebird\u2019s beak.
\nSomehow it made me let you go,
\nSo silent beings now can speak.
\nI reach across the earth for you.
\nAcross the universe I fly.
\nYou\u2019re under spellbound mountain dew.
\nAsleep by mirrors’ watchful eye.
\nThen something shakes the arch\u2019s gate.
\nThe colors open again Finn’s wake.<\/p>\n
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This second one is a straight English Sonnet, having the structure and the 5 iambic feet per line, iambic pentameter:<\/p>\n
It’s thought itself that’s separating us.
\nMy little molecules are calling you.
\nSo Jesus told the mountain, “Part to dust!”
\nAnd said let go, that you could do it too.
\nTransparent eyes that cover Western skies.
\nI hook the trailer hilt that pulls the sun.
\nI search for you each night on moonlight drives:
\nSome feeling in the heart that you’re the one.
\nYou pulled me out of the beach’s seahorse sand.
\nAnd ponied up the soul for Daphne’s bed.
\nWith wildest sleep we wake this magic land
\nSing witches stirring lives from worlds we’ve banned.
\nThe tea room veils the river’s bride in frost.
\nAll calling for the princess who’s been lost.<\/p>\n
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This first one is in iambic tetrameter with the structure of an English Sonnet: I lost you to Arabian nights: The god Apollo\u2019s basketball. You had that day Queen Isis eyes.. Unfolding reddened fall leaves song. It does mean something … Continue reading