Parody how do i love thee

In vers libres freely, sonnet set to right; I pastiche purely, rarely spurning praise. Reparody with passion put to use through griefs, beliefs, rehearsed, though wanting faith. Eye sought, dunce, how Ellie le Jeune had sung Lachrymate tears 'gainst fear of dear paid years, Linked each to each: wan fallacious band appears In barely mortal gift lifts old and young, Exterminating muse and mate, Fate's rung Is climbed sans peripheral vision of arrears, LEaves fall, all glad, sad, swallowed.

Memory, insincere Jobs backwards, sells life short, returns grain flung Erases life's shadow shapes, fame's frames ne'er spares, Upsets souls weeping, though some ghost shapes still rove. Naught's left behind, drawn curtains urned gray hairs. Expelled are choice, voice, slavery that strove. Wor[l]ds in [b]rackets convey two or more meanings p[l]ays. Poems are the property of their respective owners.

All information has been reproduced here for educational and informational purposes to benefit site visitors, and is provided at no charge If you ever need help or support, we trust CrisisTextline. Text HOME to Skip to main content. I love thee to the wardrobe, Hogwarts, and Middle Earth Or from bespectacled chosen ones to red-headed twins of mirth.

On restless nights, stolen moments or dead and rainy days, Under cozy quilts, in sheltering trees, or special secret nooks, I rake in the sweet reflective words as stories intertwine. I love thee involuntarily, as drunkards strive for wine I love thee with blushing face, as they turn from condemning looks. For any purpose, scholarly, fun or planned, You fill me with conviction I am sure that I will use.

So as I trek through your chapters, my sweet friends, Savoring the mystery of destination; and, if God choose, I shall but love thee better after the end. Poetry Slam:. Log In Join Us. View Wish List View Cart. Previous Next. Secondary Sara 15k Followers. Grade Levels. English Language Arts , Literature , Poetry. Formats Included.

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