Post by contention on Nov 24, 2005 12:36:09 GMT -5
This poem was written as the way Shakespearen sonnets are. Unfortuantly I didn't follow the stressed unstressed pattern. But the ABABCDCDEFEFGG pattern is still used as is the 10 syllables a line. The poem is hard to explain, and if you want a wrap up its this. This person is like Apollo because they bring light, which is purity, which is warmth. Apollo guided the horses that carried the sun I believe, thus why his flames come froom hooves. This person is to far away, and by nature I can't feel them. When the night comes, they leave me and shine their beauty somewhere else (their dreams). Then their brother, the brother of purity is of course darkness and evil comes at me as I worry about them. My reigns is my soul, just fitting that in there so that line makes a bit more sense.
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Thy Apollo your flames spur from the hooves,
Of a charging Jument to set our course.
Stranded in the stars, by nature the crook,
Thou doth travel to meet amongst the source.
With the knock-knocking of the twenty four,
Down you gallop into the crystal mirror;
From where your reflection doth guide the shore,
And wipe away your brothers daunting fear.
Then he doth but grabs thy feverous reigns,
Flooding all with what is your negative;
So souls wash with all his envious pains,
Yet all does come to be but abortive.
When time will but travel without your grace,
All signs of your existence are lost in this place.
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Thy Apollo your flames spur from the hooves,
Of a charging Jument to set our course.
Stranded in the stars, by nature the crook,
Thou doth travel to meet amongst the source.
With the knock-knocking of the twenty four,
Down you gallop into the crystal mirror;
From where your reflection doth guide the shore,
And wipe away your brothers daunting fear.
Then he doth but grabs thy feverous reigns,
Flooding all with what is your negative;
So souls wash with all his envious pains,
Yet all does come to be but abortive.
When time will but travel without your grace,
All signs of your existence are lost in this place.