poem 11 (nature), poetry workshop
Dec. 5th, 2008 10:20 amso, write a poem about nature, but meaning something bigger than just nature.
this is a ghazal, a persian form of poetry.
in stars tonight
the silver river flows overhead, in stars tonight,
as we watch from our bed these stars tonight.
a queen chases her king indefinitely;
her punishment instead in stars tonight.
a prince kills a Gorgon with a sword.
he carries her head across stars tonight.
we follow the bright lights over cars,
drive-in show: post-watershed stars tonight.
a twin shares his immortality
with a mortal twin--undead in stars tonight.
a hunter with sword attacks savage prey.
on its flesh, he's fed in stars tonight.
for the life of a wife, a musician will play no more.
his lyre caught, like tears shed, in stars tonight.
spiral-armed galaxies show a loving pair
in a waltz, they're led in stars tonight.
we talk of myths and constellations.
our thoughts have fled to the stars tonight.
this is a ghazal, a persian form of poetry.
in stars tonight
the silver river flows overhead, in stars tonight,
as we watch from our bed these stars tonight.
a queen chases her king indefinitely;
her punishment instead in stars tonight.
a prince kills a Gorgon with a sword.
he carries her head across stars tonight.
we follow the bright lights over cars,
drive-in show: post-watershed stars tonight.
a twin shares his immortality
with a mortal twin--undead in stars tonight.
a hunter with sword attacks savage prey.
on its flesh, he's fed in stars tonight.
for the life of a wife, a musician will play no more.
his lyre caught, like tears shed, in stars tonight.
spiral-armed galaxies show a loving pair
in a waltz, they're led in stars tonight.
we talk of myths and constellations.
our thoughts have fled to the stars tonight.