Sonnet for a FriendA Poem by The LarkHow dreary dull in passing goes the day, With hands condemned by life’s prosaic cage To wash and clean, to work and while away The hours in toil to earn a petty wage. Yet watch those weary hands when comes the night, Their nocturne labours love for ivory key, With movement soft, ephemerally light, They whisper out her winsome melody. Such lofty dreams and great imaginings Are carried on her sweet aspirant song, Each note, a promised flight of angel wings To flee the dawn, whose rays appear erelong. Though daylight keeps her earthen body bound, Her spirit glides upon piano sound. © 2012 The LarkReviews
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Added on March 13, 2010Last Updated on April 15, 2012 AuthorThe LarkMelbourne, AustraliaAboutI guess I'm something of an old-school poet. I always write with fixed meter and rhyme, and for the most part that's what I enjoying reading too. "I'd as soon write free verse as play tennis with th.. more..Writing
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