Book of poems written for the second and third years of the Promptly Poetry Challenge. |
| A Decided Argument What is it that, with certainty, we know has wings that fills enchanted ear with what it sings, that holds expected dreams of places far, and promises delights beyond all earthly mar? A bird you say, and yes, you may be right, it meets all these and flutters in our sight, sings upon the branch its songs of flight, of the steaming south and star-filled night. Yet angels, too, fulfil our stated attributes, their voices pure and never are they mute, with heavenly light they fill the empty sky and speak of what awaits us all on high. But now the bard awakes and bids us nay, delay decision until he’s had his say, and we should listen for he’s known as sage, what answers all these quests is just the stage. Line count: 16 Rhymed couplets For Promptly Poetry Challenge, Week 46 Prompt: Wings. |