Sentiments unraveled that of the bold
What had just happened was considered sold
Men of substance seen wildly in a rant
Seeking to verify what they were told
Tired of details folded in a bent
Infirmed and the sick not considered spent
Dreams of happy hours where they belong
To long and to hold a cup full of wine
Sense of being merry in part with songs
Presence of old friends was not out of turn
Discard the feel simmering in the air
Daring to pitch for some likely reforms
Matters to resolve swirling in the air
Discussions let it seem to be most fair
Pick the best brains forever be grateful
Seek the truth the outcome for those who dare
Note: The 10-syllable count is maintained
throughout. The Rhyme-scheme is AABA
Grace at d'Verse Poetry Forms - the Rubaiyat
Note: The 10-syllable count is maintained
throughout. The Rhyme-scheme is AABA
Grace at d'Verse Poetry Forms - the Rubaiyat
As always you make good use of the words given. Truly wonderful to read. Hank.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
Some brain picking among those that think sure can be grand
ReplyDeleteHi Hank, please link this up under the Rubaiyat, not the OLN. You already have an entry for OLN. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteWildo. Thanks
DeleteI can take it away from OLN... on the Rubyat it fits perfectly
DeleteHi Bjorn 1) Would appreciate if you can have it deleted from OLN only 2) Hank had already linked it up to Rubaiyat. Thanks a lot, sir!
DeleteHank
Very nicely conveyed.
ReplyDeleteTruth may scare & is for those who can accept & of course dare.
Zero Tolerance For Misinformation - Anita
Interesting piece. I sort of got lost on the syllable count, and rhyme scheme, but I enjoyed the message.
ReplyDeleteI like how seeking truth is a kind of dare to do so.
ReplyDeleteIf only the truth always prevailed. I enjoyed all the aspects described of these serious discussions. We really do need to "pick the best brains".
ReplyDeletea very old English feel, of men gathered to speak, nice work Hank
ReplyDeletePerceptive descriptions.
ReplyDeleteFirst we have to find the best brains! Well done, Hank.
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