1st sonnet

1st sonnet

A Poem by Rikkevi Rue
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first sonnet i wrote...

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1st Sonnet                                 16 Nov 2010                                                          

 

When youth doth crown its threshold- comes of age,

naive concedes the contest to informed,

pursuit seeks more of venture less of sage,

precaution oft emboldens those well warned.

 

They first feign coy lest thought as brash or boor,

then boldly dash convention to the ground,

rush headlong- blind but eager, to the lure,

of proffered dreams long sought but never found.

 

But ne’er a star was reached but first was dreamed,

though wished upon while feet stood on the ground,

and ne’er a goal was distant as it seemed,

for whom in earnest sought, a path was found.

 

Though status quo finds all who differ strange,

if not for youth the world would never change.


Rikkevi Rue copyright 2010 all rights reserved

© 2010 Rikkevi Rue


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first~ the poem~ I am noticing more and more that your composition holds a facet that almost feels like inhale/exhale but on a more mystical ground~ an aura of classical enchantment drips from the parameters of construct~ which is what really gets to this reader and pulls me into the body of emotion behind the classical work~ like listening to musical solos coaxed form the body of the piano or violin~
the last two lines chilled me~ and I'll tell you why~ it was once true yes~ that youth would shake the rigid foundations of a society and bring about change for the betterment of all~ but nowdays as I watch the young I see them living more and more away from the tactile reality of the world and her needs and clinging deeper inside to imaginary playgrounds spilling warcraft and baseball on pads instead of on solid ground~ scary days~ future on pause~

Posted 13 Years Ago


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Rikkevi Rue

10 Years Ago

you will probably never read, but nonetheless the tribute I will pay, for herein you glean the essen.. read more
NoneOfYourBusiness akaKITTY KUTABAREakaCandyPole

10 Years Ago

I wander here and there returning always to eat at the table of great poets
Rikkevi Rue

10 Years Ago

blessings be on you dear lady, who alone wanders to this table which forever grows yet more obscure!.. read more



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first~ the poem~ I am noticing more and more that your composition holds a facet that almost feels like inhale/exhale but on a more mystical ground~ an aura of classical enchantment drips from the parameters of construct~ which is what really gets to this reader and pulls me into the body of emotion behind the classical work~ like listening to musical solos coaxed form the body of the piano or violin~
the last two lines chilled me~ and I'll tell you why~ it was once true yes~ that youth would shake the rigid foundations of a society and bring about change for the betterment of all~ but nowdays as I watch the young I see them living more and more away from the tactile reality of the world and her needs and clinging deeper inside to imaginary playgrounds spilling warcraft and baseball on pads instead of on solid ground~ scary days~ future on pause~

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Rikkevi Rue

10 Years Ago

you will probably never read, but nonetheless the tribute I will pay, for herein you glean the essen.. read more
NoneOfYourBusiness akaKITTY KUTABAREakaCandyPole

10 Years Ago

I wander here and there returning always to eat at the table of great poets
Rikkevi Rue

10 Years Ago

blessings be on you dear lady, who alone wanders to this table which forever grows yet more obscure!.. read more

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