Kyrielle Poem For The Shadows Of The Trees Poem by Marieta Maglas

Kyrielle Poem For The Shadows Of The Trees



Ships at the horizon look black-white in the game
Wet rocks through the crisp air reflect the sunset light.
The sky painted in mauve spreads foamy clouds in flame
The shadows of the trees remain forever white.

In searching for the sea, which is so far away,
And running over rocks, the river holds the night.
The man is standing guard in waiting for the day
The shadows of the trees remain forever white.


Behind the horizon, the sun is red like Mars.
The moon embraces life, which looks like anthracite.
The ancient years of light are coming from the stars
The shadows of the trees remain forever white.

Some crackling, popping sounds are coming from a fire
Sparkles shine in the deep pitch-black sky of the night.
The man makes his woman burn with true desire
The shadows of the trees remain forever white.

A river full of feelings flows in their embrace
And enlightens their souls to reach the divine height.
Lovers swim in their sea of happiness with grace
The shadows of the trees remain forever white.

Confusion, fear, knowledge, courage, and wisdom are
The threads of the couple while weaving thoughts to fight.
The image of the town seems to rock very far
The shadows of the trees remain forever white.

Out of this world of madness, searching for the day,
Never finding their way back in the lost moonlight,
Letting their mind be free to reach the Milky Way,
The shadows of the trees remain forever white.

Poem by Marieta Maglas

Friday, December 14, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: kyrielle,nature,sea,shadow,sunset,trees
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Kyrielle‘'The distinctive feature of the kyrielle is that it has a refrain - the final line of every stanza is the same. The name comes from the kyrie, a form of prayer in which each section concludes with the same words: 'Kyrie eleison', meaning 'Lord have mercy upon us'. Repeating whole lines within a poem is sometimes known as rime en kyrielle; this phenomenon is found in quite a number of verse forms.The verse form called the kyrielle is usually written in iambic tetrameters, and in 4 line stanzas rhyming aabB, but rhyming abaB is also fine''-Bob Newman
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ifedayo Oshin 15 December 2012

great descriptive poem.. i love the landscape.. for the poem surely takes me there.

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Marieta Maglas 19 September 2016

Thank you very much.

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Marieta Maglas

Marieta Maglas

Radauti, Judet Suceava, Romania
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