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REJECTION -

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REJECTION - Second revision.
Sauntering - light as the April breeze,

along the lonely lovers' lane.

Her floral skirt swirls round her knees.

Wicked eyes, flashing in cruel disdain.



Along the lonely lovers' lane,

a young man waits, with muted breath.

' Wicked eyes flashing in cruel disdain'

He means to bring the young girl, death.


A young man waits, with muted breath.

How dare she laugh - with eyes flashing scorn?

He means to bring the young girl death.

She'll see no more, the golden dawn.


How dare she laugh - with eyes flashing scorn?

Oh why did he place his heart at her feet?

She'll see no more the golden dawn.

How swiftly he'll make his silent retreat.


Oh why did he lay his heart at her feet?

her floral skirt swirls round her knees.

How swiftly he'll make his silent retreat.

Sauntering - light as the April breeze.



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REJECTION

A Pantoum With grateful thanks to Mike for introducing me to this form



Sauntering; light as the April breeze

along the lonely lovers lane.

Her floral skirt swirled round her knees.

Those wicked eyes, flashing disdain.



Along the lonely lover's lane,

a young man waits, with muted breath.

'Those wicked eyes flashing disdain' -

he means to bring the young girl - death.



A young man waits, with muted breath.

How could she laugh; eyes filled with such scorn?

He means to bring the young girl death.

She'll see no more, the golden dawn.



How could she laugh; eyes filled with such scorn?

though he'd laid his heart at her feet.

She'll see no more the golden dawn.

How swiftly he'll make his retreat.



Though he'd laid his heart at her feet,

her floral skirt swirled round her knees.

How swiftly he'll make his retreat.

Sauntering; light as the April breeze.





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