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| A Cleave | |
| By Katanga | ||
| 03 September 2008 | ||
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Well . . . why not? The phrase 'by moonlit streams' is taken brazenly from Brett's wonderful 'sestina' (a fiendishly difficult form), posted on 2nd May 2008. Do have a look - it's breathtaking! My effort is experimental . . . Cheers! John X Cleave bitter and wine milk and honey are more than fine and scones for tea you offer more I realise to me before in some surprise I go to bed and in my dreams I rest my head by moonlit streams I find a sleep I hold a peace in which I weep when will war cease?
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