Fair Lady of Shallot
A Poem by
Fran Marie
Lady oh fair lady of Shallot
hath thy love left thee forsaken
and bereaved of what is naught
Lady, oh fair lady of Shallot
willows weep for thee in scanty breeze
along deep river lots
Lady,oh fair lady of Shallot
the four winds have blown and shaken
the blue violets of forget-me- nots
Lady oh fair lady of Shallot
ride the river's smooth wave
downstream to camelot
Lady oh fair lady of Shallot
of heart and soul be brave
to fare fate's battle wrought
© 2009 Fran Marie
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Author's Note
Inspiration from Lord Alfred Tennyson's (1842) poem ~THere the `Lady of Shalott `
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Dear Fran,
A classic subject, to be sure, reminisent of Tennyson's classic poem (there the "Lady of Shalott"). Nicely written and independent of the original themes, originally based on the Italian romance "Donna di Scalotta" (Lady of Scalott), and strongly woven into Arthurian legend.
"willows weep for thee in scanty breeze", wonderfully reflect the cursed life of Tennyson's "Lady of Shalott" without bowing to the original text. Finely woven.
Kindest regards,
Rick
Posted 4 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
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This has a lyrical feel, you took the poem and have made it your own. Great work.
Posted 1 Year Ago
This has a lyrical feel, you took the poem and have made it your own. Great work.
I really love the way you wrote this, cool! :)
Posted 1 Year Ago
I really love the way you wrote this, cool! :)
I love this poem. it is smooth and old world. It has been awhile since i have read your work and shame on me for it. I love the rhythm scheme and the flow. Beautiful
Posted 2 Years Ago
I love this poem. it is smooth and old world. It has been awhile since i have read your work and shame on me for it. I love the rhythm scheme and the flow. Beautiful
"Lady,oh fair lady of Shallot
the four winds have blown and shaken
the blue violets of forget-me- nots"
NICE--this is Truly beautifully gorgeous...Tennyson would Love it..I do!!!
Really--i don't know how you write in this Old English...Awesome!!!
"Lady oh fair lady of Shallot
of heart and soul be brave
to fare fate's battle wrought"
...lovely!!!
janes:-)
Posted 2 Years Ago
"Lady,oh fair lady of Shallot
the four winds have blown and shaken
the blue violets of forget-me- nots"
NICE--this is Truly beautifully gorgeous...Tennyson would Love it..I do!!!
Really--i don't know how you write in this Old English...Awesome!!!
"Lady oh fair lady of Shallot
of heart and soul be brave
to fare fate's battle wrought"
...lovely!!!
janes:-)
Skillfully done Fran...Lady of Shallot was one of my favorite poems in high school...thanks for the memory.
Bea
Posted 4 Years Ago
Skillfully done Fran...Lady of Shallot was one of my favorite poems in high school...thanks for the memory.
Bea
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
I like this version of the story. Well done.
Posted 4 Years Ago
I like this version of the story. Well done.
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
WOW! Fran, this is absoultely so beautiful and so well composed. I like this write alot...Kim
Posted 4 Years Ago
WOW! Fran, this is absoultely so beautiful and so well composed. I like this write alot...Kim
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
Dear Fran,
A classic subject, to be sure, reminisent of Tennyson's classic poem (there the "Lady of Shalott"). Nicely written and independent of the original themes, originally based on the Italian romance "Donna di Scalotta" (Lady of Scalott), and strongly woven into Arthurian legend.
"willows weep for thee in scanty breeze", wonderfully reflect the cursed life of Tennyson's "Lady of Shalott" without bowing to the original text. Finely woven.
Kindest regards,
Rick
Posted 4 Years Ago
Dear Fran,
A classic subject, to be sure, reminisent of Tennyson's classic poem (there the "Lady of Shalott"). Nicely written and independent of the original themes, originally based on the Italian romance "Donna di Scalotta" (Lady of Scalott), and strongly woven into Arthurian legend.
"willows weep for thee in scanty breeze", wonderfully reflect the cursed life of Tennyson's "Lady of Shalott" without bowing to the original text. Finely woven.
Kindest regards,
Rick
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
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