Bramble For A Ramble
And what if one should writeIn doing so invite
A tangle of forest undergrowth thought unscramble
From rose to briar, from briar to bramble for a ramble in the rain
Once there lived a Goddess Princess there more fair than once again
The blazing chariot of golden days alights the world with sights so high
Fall from precipice of very nice a slender hand so pale to cup the dice
Thrown from what is presumed innocent, yet when will the gilt be known
To guess the mystic secret corners of a dress once worn, be shown?
Goddess Princess most fair
In doing so invite
And what if one should write
What is not there?
Poetry by Chaucer Whethers
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Written on 2016-04-27 at 00:33
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