Dauntless

Title 4/   Dauntless
Quote:  
"Put on the dauntless spirit of resolution." William Shakespeare

My daring and intrepid knight so strong,
this message is an urgent plea to you.
For your sweet kiss and fond embrace I long.
I have been captured. Now what can I do?
You promised me your hand in marriage, and
you're resolute; your promises you keep.
I’m in the tower of the castle grand,
held here by the king’s son. I weep and weep,
for knowing you are far away, yet I
have faith that you will come and rescue me.
My messenger will give me your reply.
I pray each day your face once more I’ll see.
Oh, dauntless knight, make haste because my fate
is in your hands. For your return I wait.

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Duke Beaufort

May 22, 2024 at 5:09 PM

Andrea, well for her sake, I hope the knight gets the message and comes through. We're left to wonder here. You made a valiant plea and the sonnet is a pleasure to read. Great job!!

Paige Hind

May 21, 2024 at 9:22 PM

Oh, I love knight lore, enjoyed your sonnet!!

Sotto Poet

May 18, 2024 at 10:29 AM

Andrea, this sonnet is a profound depiction of love and yearning, where each word elicits a feeling of haste and eager expectation. The rich and gripping vision of the captive damsel waiting for her heroic knight's salvation captivates the reader, immersing them in her difficult situation.

Silent One

May 18, 2024 at 4:56 AM

Your sonnet is a poignant portrayal of love and longing, with each line evoking a sense of urgency and anticipation. The imagery of the captured maiden awaiting her daring knight's rescue is vivid and compelling, drawing the reader into her plight. The contrast between her despair and her unwavering faith in her knight's promise is palpable, creating a tension that carries through to the heartfelt plea in the closing lines.

Ink Empress

May 18, 2024 at 12:39 AM

How beautiful is this sonnet. Clever and creative of you to go for a sonnet for this word and its quote, quite fitting i must say dear sweet andrea! You do this form so well and the cadence and rhythm of your well woven lines truly has this captivating melody! Which i cant help but admire! I love the opening and the ending the most! This should score high! I think its worthy of! Best wishes for the contest!