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In Heavenly, Love Abiding, Sonnet LXXV

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Having felt the true awareness beauty brings
Here blindly corresponding' overdue,
Leaves sentiment for daydreams to review
Whilst pondering on thoughts of lovely things,
Like you, whose effervescence shines so bright,
As lily pads, complete me like the clouds 
Where every need with perseverance, light
Shows godly, the intentions wrapped in shrouds
They're woven from your loveliness, delight!
Though death, may have composed the lullaby,
To sleep with you majestically laments
A heavenly abode, so commonsense
Can teach me what is beautiful, I die.
The remnants of a life-time play pretend
Conceived in new beginnings, not the end.

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Your beauty is heavenly.

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  • Lyndon gold member
    October 11, 2008

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    You begin with an anapestic foot but that is okay.
    Perfect iambic pentameters otherwise.
    I remember reading this poem in another place last January! There should be no comma after 'Heavenly' in the title. I cannot fathom the lone apostrophe in line two. Unlike the Earl, you have a distinct volta and thus sestet.
    Rhyme scheme here is: abba cdcd c efef gg.
    Naturally, you cannot pass this off as a classical sonnet as you have Fifteen Lines, not 14.
    Certainly, it is not the rhyme scheme above which is
    abab abab abab cc.
    The simile implied in "As lily pads" is not effervescent, is it? And how would it complete you "as the clouds".
    This poem aims to be metaphysical and classical but the wording is dense and the lines often do not communicate up or down.
    The gist of it is plainly that love begins in glory at death. The title is therefore just.
    I will give you this: the work looks well.
    Ron.


  • NeonRose
    October 10, 2008

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    Quite lovely! "Conceived in new beginnings, not the end"..marvelous! Best to you in the contest!


  • MargaretG
    September 18, 2008
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    Very good sonnet, and beautiful phrases. Best of luck!


  • Aussie Gypsy gold member
    August 27, 2008

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    Awww this is so beautiful, the sentiments it holds are breathtaking, you just chose the perfect words, well done Best to you


  • Swan song gold member
    June 21, 2008
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    this is simply a atunning poem Well done and thank you for entering


  • Jalalbad gold member
    June 1, 2008
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    O titus never was a more beautiful write than this


  • Candyknife gold member
    June 1, 2008
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    stunning

    as always, tony, your work is beautiful.


  • BlissfulFireOnyx
    June 1, 2008

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    This is a gorgeous write like liquid silk upon heated sands, we have stood the test of time and still have remained there for one another, never waivering. You are an amazing man and a glorious poet. I love and adore you.

    Love always

    angel


  • Lost Vampyre Angel
    June 1, 2008

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    oh wow this is so beautiful,
    the background is just stunning as well,
    as for the poem it blew me away,
    i love you so much,
    xxx kitty

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