The Muse BetrayedA Poem by Patches I'm not so new anymore.
The Muse Betrayed
(A warning from the Traveling Troubadour) Poets should never love those of the fairer sex. particularly if she be a poetess, by the Nine!* It should not be done! A poet dwells in a world Not meant for mortals to see poets must live alone; to pen their fantasies. It is only through the Nine That people are allowed to see A world where fairies and magic are the reality When the poet’s Muse says, “come, fly with me.” Is the poet to refuse? Say “nay it cannot be? I love a mortal dear Muse I canst no longer go with thee to fly the winds of fairie to laugh, to love as if I were free”. “Fool!” quoth the Muse, were thou not warned by me if thou were to love a mortal I wouldst abandon thee?” “Dear lady do not leave I beg of thee, for how without thee couldst I have writ the lais that brought this mortal to her knees?” “Thou must abandon this enchanted bower,” said She “Be gone foolish man thou hast no claim on me” *The Nine Muses of classic mythology. _________________ © 2012 Patches I'm not so new anymore. |
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1 Review Added on March 22, 2012 Last Updated on March 22, 2012 AuthorPatches I'm not so new anymore.Westwego, LAAboutAmerican by birth Southern by the Grace of God. more..Writing
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