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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required *********** The Epic Vow, The Long Journey, And Destination Found Her vow was to remain alive ... stoke furiously the aching fires not weep tears that splattered ancient grounds no longer a vassal of state, nor apathy chained walk deliberately, instead of in moaning pain from within a hell-cast inferno, into the welcoming arms of hope and joyous dreams bathing in sun-birthed rays that arrive as gems sent from the heavens and singing skies a survivor... asking not pity nor wealth ... She then journeyed east, traversing dusty roads and mountainous terrain accepting life and its hollow victories enduring lonely nights and unmerciful flaming cauldrons of ever surging pains Forever seeking ... that home of memory and lost dream, a vagabond and a wanderer in the dark courageous beyond the heroic arc ... true to love not realizing, many never find the right path or needed illuminations to stop upon the meadow'ed fields of heart's gift ... Her trek, sought light of the golden cup, desireth of romance and magnificent taste wine pressed by Olympic gods ... flowers born from Pan's wondrous flute serenity and paradise accepting life's true worth ... As the years ever forward raced, her speed set her to a merest crawl feet trudging stubbornly on ... feeling so close so very, very close she paused for a moment ... there and then it appeared, the rainbow of promised light in the bouquet of dancing moonlight ... Eyelids growing heavy, breath growing weaker, slumber begging its long awaited meal ... she yielded to fate and relief a willing victim of success a warrior borne away on a shield of gold A princess returned to her allotted realm hands clasped in prayer, her heart bearing yet more gifts. Robert J. Lindley, 7-22-2020 Free verse, ( As The Veil Of Darkness And Grief Was Shattered ) Note 1 : A dear friend on mine, sent me an email requesting that I write a free verse poem, one that poet suggested would rival any of my many sonnets. I always being up to such a challenge when issued, sat down today and composed this new free verse piece. I hope it meets the challenge and may indeed show the validity of free verse in poetry, in its form perfectly capable of offering color, imagery, depth, beauty, message, purpose and much, much more.. RJL. Note 2: This poem in part was also inspired by my elementary school reading of Joan of Arc, among that of the other famous and very brave women that so often faced a most savage world and triumphed! I having once composed a book report on her in my 6th grade class...
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