Entangled Webs
Entangled webs we weave it seems
When a kindly friend lights a spark
In a tormented frozen heart
Planning romantic extreme schemes
Reasons to pursue wanton dreams
Secret whisperings in night’s dark
Entangled webs.
Though starlight gleams and moon still beams
There are both hearts in shattered shards
From the start it was on the cards
The love once been will sheen in dreams
Entangled webs.
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7th November 2022
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Rousing Rondine Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Jeff Keyser
She wore brocade of red with silver threads
A tight fit, clinging to her shapely hips
A matching shade of lipstick on her lips
The lady was determined to turn heads
And turn around they did, news quickly spreads
On the cruise ship she both stunned and bewitched
She wore brocade.
The dress was split both sides to top of legs
Suddenly back of the dress came unzipped
She tried to hide from the cheers and the quips
Till the captain sent all off to their beds
She wore brocade.
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13th October 2022
Rousing Rondine Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Jeff Keyser
Written in Rondine form poetry.
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