Short Roundelay Poems
Short Roundelay Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Roundelay by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Roundelay by length and keyword.
song
in plain
antiphon-
doxology
verse &versicle
in rhyming roundelay-
sung to greet their wedding day
an epithalamium
a prosaic prothalamion
a prosaic prothalamion
with a epithalamium
sung to greet their wedding day
in rhyming roundelay-
verse and versicle
doxology
antiphon-
in plain
song
a prosaic prothalamion
with a epithalamium
sung to greet their wedding day
in rhyming roundelay-
verse and versicle
doxology
antiphon-
in plain
song
a prosaic prothalamion
with a epithalamium
sung to greet their wedding day
in rhyming roundelay-
verse and versicle
doxology
antiphon-
in plain
song
a prosaic prothalamion
with a epithalamium
sung to greet their wedding day
in rhyming roundelay-
verse and versicle
doxology
antiphon-
in plain
song
Live...as a spring day
Live ..as a blossom gay
Live.. as birds in May-
Live..as a flower's bouquet
Live..as a roundelay
Live..as children at play-
Live..as a cabaret
Live..as love's interplay
Live...as faith's endplay.
Spring is here, a great a reprise.
A gentle flower-scented breeze.
Robins sing in roundelay.
Flowers bloom in full array.
The buds are bursting on the trees!
Contest: Wow Me in 5 Lines
Ralph Taylor
The first, a soft exploration,
That asks without exploitation,
Are we ready for all of this?
My lady holds me in her kiss.
The sleeping senses slowly wake,
As nerve endings begin to ache,
Our souls unite in love’s twist
My lady holds me in her kiss.
A simple caress upon lips,
That leads to our sensual eclipse,
As love placates the heart’s abyss
My lady holds me in her kiss.
Form: Roundelay
~Beautiful Roses~
(The Termelay)
Time to relax
See new roses
Nice buds growing
So much beauty and renewal
The sun shines on all of them now
Nice buds growing.
Dorian Petersen Potter
aka ladydp2000
copyright@2013
August.29.2016
~Author's Notes:
The "Termelay" is a poetry form or style similar to the Roundelay. This invented verse form was created by Viola Berg.
MY BEAUTIFUL GIRLS
Zinnia,I remember you,each day
Don't ever despair,my Petunia
Or give up,precious Lily.
Never forget,my Carnation
I'm thinking of you,my Pansy
You have my devotion,Honeysuckle.
My heartfelt love always,Myrtle
With sincere regards my Daffodils-
Forever...my floral friends.
or perhaps
a prosaic prothalamion
with a epithalamium
sung to greet their wedding day
in rhyming roundelay-
verse and versicle
doxology
antiphon-
in plain
song