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| Category: | General Poetry |
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Posted: | April 28, 2016 Views: 471 |
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Chapter 22 of the book 2016
Night's musings in non-rhyming tercets
"Muse"
by mountainwriter49
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Muse
‘Tis late, but yet I ponder star field’s glow
as I recline upon my blanket’s warmth
by softly rippling waters of the lake, but
‘Twas a long day filled with usual crap
making Monday hell and causing me to
scream aloud as I tried sorting things.
O, Bacchus, please refill my cup as I
find ballast ‘mongst these placid waves tonight.
Their cadence soothes my lonesome soul…Thus…
Night’s domain encompasses me, and now
I must think; I scribe upon the pages
words; emotions flowing from my heart.
The poet and his muse are intertwined
with words sublime inspir’d by brilliant stars.
28 April 2016
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Author Notes
POETIC FORM:
Non-rhyming tercets. The first and third stanzas and couplet are in iambic meter while the second and fourth are in trochaic meter. The last line of each quatrain is variable in length in order to make the meter flow into the succeeding quatrain.
INSPIRATION:
Good music, good red wine, and the need to let the muse download her thoughts...
Thanks so much for reading my poetry.
-Ray
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