“Pity! It failed, that piper’s march”
sang the awoken prancing children,
moments ago even though each larch
bore witness to their joy’s meridian.
“Pity! It failed, that piper’s march”
sang the awoken prancing children,
moments ago even though each larch
bore witness to their joy’s meridian.
Enjoyable quatrain as always!
I thank you for your kindness.
Beyond the beauty of these words, it is peculiar I should read them today. A beloved forest I have visited since childhood, two thirds of the trees larch, is to be felled after disease has left it dead and dying. I felt compelled to share.
I thank you and suggest we settle with a word for this happenstance, serendipitous. 🙂
you are awesome , i like ur poems!!!
I am humbled Miss, thank you. That is a very strange name you have chosen for yourself. 🙂
Yea i know :))) but have a sense for me
Very well, but I wonder, is it DiabLolique or Diabolique?
:> what u think :> ?
I think you are being too harsh with yourself?
dunno , you think ?