Rondella to HeliaA Poem by Eric JamesonThis poem is an experimentary poem. The 'rondella' is my own invention based on the original form, the 'rondel'. ABba abAB abbaAABThou goddess of the sun; the solar moon Beauty of the Day, she who shines e'er bright Who is she that guides my songs with her light? I honor her for Summer's sun come's soon. Make way creatures of the Night; ghastly shades, And clouds of Gloom disperse, ye ravens flee! Radiant Queen, make thy rise as darkness fades. 'Tis rosy, beaming banquet made for thee. Methinks her Joy is all the more divine as summer days pass sultry by and sweetened sugar canes still lie in splendid heaps of crushed grass and sunshine. 'Twas Helia with regal glare did fly to kiss me with sweet laughter and was mine. © 2014 Eric JamesonAuthor's Note
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Added on October 24, 2013 Last Updated on March 16, 2014 AuthorEric JamesonLondon, Kensington, United KingdomAboutI like to read romantic poetry and I also like classical music. I only want to express my art and my feelings. more..Writing
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