Hi Lori!
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Well done with this SQ mused from a Times Ten!
Thank you!
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I like the idea in this - that there is always something evil lurking, waiting for angels to take their attention elsewhere. Of course, the 'dark angel' theme here fits well with 'nightmares'.
Thanks! I'm not sure where the idea came from. Must have been the mood I was in that day! LOL
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Although Swap Quatrain params state not to repeat the same rhyme scheme, poetic license is all good here (and it's not exact so what the heck).
I'm assuming you are referring to sleep, weep, reek, seek? Close but not perfect! LOL Poetic license... that's it... that's what I'm claiming!
Please take or toss these few items below as you wish.
Cheers
~Cleo
Sweet angels weep in ancient dreams
as thoughts presage [portend] prophetic theme.
I considered that and I think I chose 'presage' because it's not used as often. Dark velvet eyes who fear to sleep;
in ancient dreams, sweet angels weep.
(In L3, I think ‘who’ is throwing me? Could you say:
Dark velvet eyes dread Evil's (or Satan's) sleep; )
Hmmm... I like this. Thanks!As midnight drapes, the [dank] chambers reek
I like this too! LOL And I'm always suggesting to others to use a descriptive instead of 'the' and I go and do it myself!of shadows weary as they seek
lost souls who drift in moonlit crepes; (Interesting use of crepes)
A material thin enough to float on the air as they drift down lonely hallways... or where ever. *smiles*the [dank] chambers reek as midnight drapes.
When comes the morrow [-] hearts implore;
yet winds still whisper Nevermore!
In silent grief and gripping sorrow,
hearts implore, [w]hen comes the morrow?
Thanks for the wonderful suggestions! I will be using them for sure~
Cathy