Willow, Willow do not weep
into your ice-burg rose bouquet
don’t let melancholy creep
into your heart to spoil your day.
Priceless diamonds on your hand
embedded in a ring of gold,
cascading stones of brilliant cut
conveying promises of old.
Girlhood dreams are coming true -
white wedding and a loving beau,
Every wish you wished is nigh
why then do the salt tears flow?
Homework week ending 01/02/16 - Willow
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Homework week ending 01/02/16 - Willow
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Re: Homework week ending 01/02/16 - Willow
That is charming Wendy - quite delightful and a beaut use of the prompts as well. Well done
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Re: Homework week ending 01/02/16 - Willow
Very nice Wendy - reminds me of the old English poets. A trip down memory lane to poetry books of school days!
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Re: Homework week ending 01/02/16 - Willow
Yes, I agree - really like this Wendy. It intrigues, and has shades of yesteryear as Shelley says.