Variation on a Previous Theme

Variation on a Previous Theme

A Poem by carl
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same story different approach

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Upon fate’s rising dawn 

one out of one is drawn

at first appears love vision

born within earthly heaven

two now will be as one

never to be undone.


Interloper so despised

queries what more denied

with brazen open foray

bringing doubt into play

seizing upon a thought 

what more to be sought.


Risking all wanting more      

unaware of end to be borne 

willingly loses present all   

one first taste and final fall 

causing two to be undone

each two becoming one.


First love as a radiant bliss

tragically at last gone amiss

sees change in love's face

loving heart still in place

other takes a deadly bite 

ushers in promised night.


Separate now together roam

among tragic results alone

two for ever yet carry on

effected path forever long

not alone as others done

walking path led by One. 


© 2024 carl


Author's Note

carl
wanted to try rhyming couplets or coupled rhymes. AABBCC

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This was amazing and mesmerizing. I thought of it as a well done poem with memories, past and present, shaping the author's journey in love, relationships, past, present.
You present those rhyming couplets as beautiful droplets of soothing rain.

Posted 3 Months Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

carl

3 Months Ago

thanks you kindly for the time to read and review, I appreciate the encouragement with your complime.. read more
Sami Khalil

3 Months Ago

You are welcome sir Carl

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Added on August 13, 2024
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I am a retired English grammar and literature teacher, married, with five grown children. I enjoy reading science fiction, fantasy, biographies, and nonfiction history and philosophy. I have a BFA in .. more..

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