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.
Enjoy twists and surprising turns in this erotic collection of sexy love stories based on seven classic fairy tales. There are romantic interludes to touch your heart and plenty of scorching sex to warm your coldest nights.
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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