So he fetched her the ocean in a marble, wrapped up in a velvet rag, and tied with a golden braid from the dreams of a white-headed hag... She twiddled the glassy green sea-sphere, its white horses frozen inside, then she bade him: "Release me that stallion! Else ne'er shall I be thy sweet bride!" Well he smiled: "I know just how to do it!", and he pitched the glass ball at her throne - she was still picking shards from the cushions, as he danced with the white-haired old crone!
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Posted: Mar 2018
About this poem:
A little fairy tale :-) It's not a limerick, but I couldn't think which style fitted...pantoum, ghazal...what on earth are those?!
Comments (4)
Kathy
Thanks, Godsprincess :-)