For the King of the wind,
Hard time you left behind,
Breeze wind that made me blind,
Something in my heart just couldn't find,
Your loud sound just let me assigned,
What's in your mind, I accept no lied.
For the Queen of the sea,
Thunder in your harbour just witnessed me
Looking far away above God's knee,
Still I couldn't see what's in His sightsee
To play my life around like a kitty,
I ain't angel for everyone to see.
I am talking to you my shining moon,
My heart thundering the typhoon,
Don't you pretend not seeing my doom,
You are not that blind to see me loom,
Do you hear me now don't you just dare to assume.
These are my anger, my pain and my pride,
To the center of this life,
Please stop playing this cross-path game of mine,
Ain't that fun to see me tied,
Your game was not funny,
And I cannot hide.
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christen loved the picture to your lovely poem too.
This is just a short conversation with the life, playing the fate so bad, sometimes.
keep it up sunshine. . .
This poem is written in a style referred to
as "Royal Rhyme", and such, if you want to follow
the correct structure of the art form, you need
to "Capitalize" every first word of every line.
Otherwise-"I Love It"!!!
Robert
Here is a poem of mine written is similar style,
hopefully with its example you will better understand
that of which I speak:
My Reason
You, my love, are the all of all,
The sun’s sweet kiss,
The love bird’s call;
You, my love, are the all of love,
A warm summer’s day,
A free flying dove;
You, my love, are the all of me,
The life of my being,
My reason to be;
Without you, my love,
No sun’s sweetly kiss,
No birds for to call,
No warm summer’s bliss,
No dove to fly free,
No life left in me;
Without you, my love,
…No reason to be.
-Sinclair-
“If you live to be a hundred, I want to live to be a hundred minus one day so I never have to live without you.”
? A. A. Milne
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...Hope this helps you
And, by the way, "Play The Game" is a pretty powerful piece!
Robert
Hope you enjoy your day
Regards,
Christina
I see you changed your poem...
Now, you have a very fine "Royal Rhyme"!
Good Work!
Robert