Sonnets-Apple of My Eyes
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Sonnets-Apple of My Eyes
A Sonnet is a poem consisting of 14 lines (iambic pentameter) with a particular rhyming scheme: Examples of a rhyming scheme: #1) abab cdcd efef gg#2) abba cddc effe gg#3) abba abba cdcd cd A Shakespearean (English) sonnet has three quatrains and a couplet, and rhymes abab cdcd efef gg. An Italian sonnet is composed of an octave, rhyming abbaabba, and a sestet, rhyming cdecde or cdcdcd, or in some variant pattern, but with no closing couplet. Usually, English and Italian Sonnets have 10 syllables per line, but Italian Sonnets can also have 11 syllables per line. French sonnets follow in this same pattern, but normally have 12 syllables per line.
Example #1: A Sonnet is a poem consisting of 14 lines (iambic pentameter) with a particular rhyming scheme: Examples of a rhyming scheme: #1) abab cdcd efef gg#2) abba cddc effe gg#3) abba abba cdcd cd
The Apple Of My Eyes
The apple of my eyes, that’s what you are
My treasured one, the best bird I can have
Ruined and marred by the fall that kept you far
Yet I longed daily for you my first love
Wondering and pondering which day you will come
Waiting and looking for my broken dream
To come into my garden and bosom
I looked here and there even in the stream
Prepared a sumptuous meal for you and I
But there, vacant remained your seat and place
Gone for so long, I kept asking, ‘Why, Why?’
When will you return and show me your face
No one, nothing can take your place beloved
For you any mountain I would have moved
©Fenny West
13/7/06
Coming And Going
Coming and going just searching for you
Ravished then famished, taken breath away
I went to heaven and then hell for you
Why summer and winter on the same day?
My joy, my jewel, you’re my reason for being
Your smile is the sun that will dry my tears
Come take my arms, I will give anything
Why do you run? What, my love are your fears?
A new leaf I will turn, eyes just for you
A new song I will sing, ’Just two of us’
O, come home, come home, I badly need you
Without you, I will be at a great loss
Come into my fold, O love that’s gone cold.
Truly, to me, you will ever be gold.
©Fenny West
Love Growing Stronger and Stronger
Though the years have taken their toll on our earthly suit,
Yet our love remain growing stronger and stronger.
Though the grinders gone and the shutters dim,
Yet the fires of our passion still red-hot.
Though we talk and babble like babes,
Yet we communicate with just a look.
Though the ears are dull and some memories fail,
Yet we hear with the touch, never forget each other.
And though the hand may be so, so cold,
The hearts remain glowing, very, very warm.
The sun may now be setting on our days
But our spirits remain knit, ever increasing, rising.
13/7/06
Example #1: A Sonnet is a poem consisting of 14 lines (iambic pentameter) with a particular rhyming scheme: Examples of a rhyming scheme: #1) abab cdcd efef gg#2) abba cddc effe gg#3) abba abba cdcd cd
The Apple Of My Eyes
The apple of my eyes, that’s what you are
My treasured one, the best bird I can have
Ruined and marred by the fall that kept you far
Yet I longed daily for you my first love
Wondering and pondering which day you will come
Waiting and looking for my broken dream
To come into my garden and bosom
I looked here and there even in the stream
Prepared a sumptuous meal for you and I
But there, vacant remained your seat and place
Gone for so long, I kept asking, ‘Why, Why?’
When will you return and show me your face
No one, nothing can take your place beloved
For you any mountain I would have moved
©Fenny West
13/7/06
Coming And Going
Coming and going just searching for you
Ravished then famished, taken breath away
I went to heaven and then hell for you
Why summer and winter on the same day?
My joy, my jewel, you’re my reason for being
Your smile is the sun that will dry my tears
Come take my arms, I will give anything
Why do you run? What, my love are your fears?
A new leaf I will turn, eyes just for you
A new song I will sing, ’Just two of us’
O, come home, come home, I badly need you
Without you, I will be at a great loss
Come into my fold, O love that’s gone cold.
Truly, to me, you will ever be gold.
©Fenny West
Love Growing Stronger and Stronger
Though the years have taken their toll on our earthly suit,
Yet our love remain growing stronger and stronger.
Though the grinders gone and the shutters dim,
Yet the fires of our passion still red-hot.
Though we talk and babble like babes,
Yet we communicate with just a look.
Though the ears are dull and some memories fail,
Yet we hear with the touch, never forget each other.
And though the hand may be so, so cold,
The hearts remain glowing, very, very warm.
The sun may now be setting on our days
But our spirits remain knit, ever increasing, rising.
13/7/06
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