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To My Love, In Winter

When winter's hollow chill bereaves
  The changing days of all their heat,
And nature in its ashes grieves
    At winter's chill,

And day and evening too soon meet
  And snow upon the branches heaves,
Thrown by the winds so wild and fleet -

Then there beneath the frozen eaves,
  I'll warm you with my love so sweet
While breath a love-sick pattern weaves
    In winter's chill.











Author notes

a roundel, just something I was playing with and didn't think too much about. . . don't know how good it really is. . .






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  • Sara Khan
    December 1
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    Your imagery is so ravashing. It's a remarkable poem.


  • Little Lesley
    August 28

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    That's sweet! It's brilliant and amazing! I love your rhyme! It's so adorable! Congratulations on your bronze trophy! You deserved it! Thanks for entering my contest!
    Good Luck~~!
    ♥~Little Lesley~♥


  • Aedara-Wren silver member
    July 10

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    This is a really sweet and well constructed poem. The repetition binds it together well with the first two verses of description leading to that last stanza of real meaning. Good work.

  • This is amazing! So beautiful, you use such vivid images in this short piece, I love it! I don't really know what roundel is, but I'm sure you did it right, because this was beautiful!

    thanks for your entry!
    Blessings,
    ~Michaela~

  • Eusebius
    May 20

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    This is fantastic! A beautiful gorgeous, lush roundel! I can't tell you how much I loved this poem....


  • Xelgaroth
    May 19

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    I love this, Elinor! The scheme and rhythm in themselves were very well done, weaving together a wonderful poem of love at the break of winter. Nicely done. Keep it up!

    Dan


  • Dark Otter
    May 18

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    not simple!

    A good use of the form that after its second and third read even impressed me more. You have a way with language that has come to make me believe that you have a ghost writer.

    No 18 year old can write this well! I'm giving up poetry. It just isn't fair!

  • "just something I was playing with and didn't think too much about......." I wish the things that I was just playing with and didn't think too much about came off so spectacularly.

  • it really isn't that bad. it is simple and sweet.

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