Where is my invincible summer?

Where is my invincible summer?

A Poem by Celladora
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Villanelle

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I mourn for the girl with the stars in her eyes
The estival breeze no longer affects her
For bleak winter gales have made her too wise

I mourn for the sun that has gone from the skies
Wondering when the frost will give way to fair weather
I mourn for the girl with the stars in her eyes

A heart of glass and veins of ice arise
Where once there burned an invincible summer
For bleak winter gales have made her too wise

As she stands silent, something in her cries
“Where, oh where, is my invincible summer?”
I mourn for the girl with the stars in her eyes

Beneath the dirt a frozen corpse now lies
Where once the starry-eyed girl danced upon the earth
For bleak winter gales have made her too wise

Surely to God that girl of diminutive size
Was shrewder than I, the world-weary connoisseur
I mourn for the girl with the stars in her eyes
For bleak winter gales have made her too wise

© 2012 Celladora


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Added on May 31, 2012
Last Updated on May 31, 2012
Tags: villanelle, poem, poetry, verse, summer, winter, invincible, girl, weather, seasons

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Celladora
Celladora

Victoria, British Columbia, Canada



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