A kyrielle. It's a French poem that has rhyming, four line stanzas (minimum of 3), and 8 syllables a line. And this is done by me (Diana Chaudron), David's daughter.
A truth beyond any measure
Her love that I'll always treasure
Her emerald orbs make me cry
A lovely goddess in my eye
How tempting, the only sweet sin
Body forever encased in
A perfume you could never buy
A lovely goddess in my eye
Aphrodite isn't even close
My nights without her turn morose
Her grin, a masterpiece so wry
A lovely goddess in my eye
If I could hold her in my arms
Submit to this pure woman's charms
How would I ever say goodbye?
A lovely goddess in my eye
Very lovely!! Thanks for this kyrielle. I learned something!
Reviewed by T. Emilie Dybevik (Reader)
Reviewed on September 15, 2003
"Body forever encased in
A perfume you could never buy" -----WOW! This is excellent! The images, strong love and emotions....just absolutely lovely! Poem is fit for a goddess. Lovely in every way.
Crystal Reed thought she had met the perfect man. Instead she finds herself entangled in a web of obsessive love and dark secrets, a world that has become tainted by deception and treachery.
Share
Print
Save
Follow
A perfume you could never buy" -----WOW! This is excellent! The images, strong love and emotions....just absolutely lovely! Poem is fit for a goddess. Lovely in every way.
Teresa Emilie