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“Stargazing”
Sharing a moment, looking up, all stars shine bright, how we like..
Dreaming throughts, how we do, taking a ride, getting through..
Left right, all around, then looking back, to the ground..
To one star, after another, holding hands, us both together..
Sharing dreams, like we do, pass one star, one falling to..
You see that, Wow what a tail, I wished on that, falling still..
Deeper we go, taking it slow, like a movie, or a show..
Big smiles, come to both, through the stars, like a host..
Slowing down, we look around, where are we now, star bound..
Holding tight, like we like, laughing to, how we do..
Light reflecting, from our eyes, flying high, through the sky..
Dropping back, time has come, stargazing, sure is fun..
Dm 7/19/2017
Author's Notes/Comments:
A fun write like I like, keep writing.
Re-reading this again, after
Re-reading this again, after several months, I am still very curious about your rhyme scheme. Setting the line with an internal rhyme upon the end-stop rhyme is, in my opinion, extremely difficult; or, at least, my attempts have been. And I would still like to know, was your rhyme scheme influenced by Swinburne's poetry?
Starward
Thank You!
My rhyme scheme, is set at fun, and coming across, gets it done.. No one influenced me, all from the heart, how I got started, it's all art..
. . . okay . . . thanks . . .
. . . okay . . . thanks . . .
Starward
Another astrononical poem . .
Another astrononical poem . . . my lucky day! As for your rhyme scheme, that's very bold to rhyme an internal word with the end-stopped rhyme. Is that hard to do? I tried it once, back in the 90's, and nearly tore my hair out with frustration. Did Swinburne influence the pattern of rhyme that you selected?
Starward
I like stargazing too. :)
I like stargazing too. :)
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