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Rondel Pain (For the Rondel Contest Sponsored By: Jared Pickett)

Rondel Pain

Poetry can inflict pain like a sharp rondel dagger, 
Encircling each word with bigoted judgments on hand. 
Down a spiral staircase a poet’s thoughts may stagger. 
Semi-circular fashioned, ideas traverse memories’ span.            

Hysterical, political…subject does not matter. 
Orderliness and cleverness mete out the author’s plan.  
Poetry can inflict pain like a sharp rondel dagger,
Encircling each word with bigoted judgments on hand.

Banter securely bound, released by creative augur. 
Can choose many words found in vocabulary land.
Lexis gone thrilling can kill the heart of an iceman –
Stop, please!  Choose kindly words; become a pain free enabler.
Poetry can inflict pain like a sharp rondel dagger.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
June 2, 2010
Poetic form: Rondel  (Rondel Rhyming Pattern:  ABab, abAB, aabbA)

Thanks Jared for making us think!   

LEARN MORE:
1.  POETRY: http://www.ehow.com/how_16711_write-rondel.html 
           
2.  DAGGAR http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rondel_dagger

3.  STAINED GLASS http://www.anythinginstainedglass.com/glass/Rondels/rondels.html
Form: Rhyme


The Weeping Poet

Late at night when all is quiet
And everyone's fast asleep
A mournful sound is sometimes found
When the poet begins to weep

Her tears are in the raindrops
As she tries to cleanse her soul
An empty shell, trapped in hell
That time cannot console

Her words become her refuge
As she writes away her sin
The liquid pain begins to stain
As she slays it with her pen

Her tears will bring her comfort
As she continues on her course
For tomorrow, she leaves her sorrow
The two must now divorce

She finds relief, her pain is gone
The poet no longer cries
After she weeps the poet sleeps
And quietly closes her eyes

Late at night when all is quiet
And everyone's fast asleep
A mournful sound is sometimes found
When the poet begins to weep
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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