A dreamer roams in a faraway land
searching paths for the troubadour of song
following ones true heart cannot be wrong
sonnets of love music she could understand
poetic lyrics and lute, heart held in his hand
serenade me my love away from the throng
a dreamer roams in a faraway land
searching paths for the troubadour of song
under moonlight tipping hourglass of sand
swept away by melodies singing along
between notes finding a place to belong
magical sound under a willow strand
a dreamer roams in a faraway landmagical sound under a willow strand
pic Bing Images Public Domain: Troubadour
written for dVerse
composing a Rondel hosted by Gayle
I found this to be challenging
as I haven't been feeling well..
thanks for visiting...
I thought you did a beautiful job.
ReplyDeleteI see echoes from the Dragon in everything you write. Hope that you will share Tamsin's journey soon...
Alex,
DeleteThank you! Enjoy your vacation...
This is so "you," Truedessa. If you found it difficult, it doesn't show. It flows so well.
ReplyDeleteThank you Victoria, I think I could use a bit of that healing eucalyptus...
DeleteNo, it doesn't show that you aren't feeling well, Truedessa A beautiful tale you wrote here of the wandering troubadour. Feels very romantic and I love your refrain lines. Thank you for giving it a go today.
ReplyDeleteGayle ~
Thank you for the prompt I needed something to lift my spirit.
DeleteI love the imagery of a dreamer roaming in faraway land, and being swept along by magical sounds ~
ReplyDeleteHope you are feeling better~
thank you Grace, I am trying to mend...
DeleteFairy tale..serenade of he olde world...lovely :)
ReplyDeleteOlde world charm does hold some magic..
DeleteKeep questing to your happiness!
ReplyDeleteThe quest for happiness is a lifetime journey and perhaps even beyond this realm
DeleteI am deeply enamored of this image:
ReplyDelete"moonlight tipping hourglass of sand"
thank you De..
DeleteThe romantic of the travelling troubadour, the bard the wandering poet... Isn't that what we all long to be really...
ReplyDeleteYes, I think we all have a wandering poet spirit..
DeleteI wish I had my own troubadour!
ReplyDeleteWell, you must find one Dezzie...
DeleteA romantic subject written in beautifully romantic language. Perfect for the form.
ReplyDeleteThank you Rosemary!
Deletepoetic lyrics and lute, heart held in his hand
ReplyDeleteserenade me my love away from the throng
a dreamer roams in a faraway land
Beautiful lines :D :D
Thank you Sanaa - I tried to get on your blog but, I received an error message twice.
DeleteEnjoyed the surreal dreaminess of this rondel, Truedessa! Well penned.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mary, When I saw the pic at dVerse I knew I had to give it a go...
DeletePerfection!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I am humbled as perfection I often lack.
DeleteYou never know what can be found in those far away lands, can turn out grand
ReplyDeleteHi Pat,
DeleteEven if those faraway places are in my dreams!
"following ones true heart cannot be wrong" and "....finding a place to belong"...is all about life....
ReplyDeleteIt is about life I think finding that special place...
DeleteOh, this is absolutely beautiful. Love the following of one's heart searching for a troubadour of song. Just gorgeous. I hope you feek better soon, my friend.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sherry, it has been a difficult week.
DeleteI imagine that the best troubadors were dreamers at heart.
ReplyDeleteBryan I imagine you are right...
DeleteHi Truedessa,
ReplyDeleteDespite you not feeling very well, you've done an admirable job with the poetry. Although, the main thing really is that you take good care of you.
I'm a dreamer roaming in a faraway land. This has the ambience of a wandering minstrel.
Take good care and a wonderful, healthy Valentine's Day to you, my lovely friend.
Gary
Hi Gary Gary,
DeleteThank you for well wishes. Ah, a wandering minstrel in search of true wanderings. So tell me do you see the stars at night in England? Wondering if you see that special planet?
Happy Valentine's Day to you! If you wait until the 15th you can get twice the wishes :)
I love the refrain! And I especially love the placement of the last two times. It takes us back to a long ago time....and the romance of the troubadour's life I enjoyed this very much!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeletePoeTry oF heARt
ReplyDeletebeats Jocks
alWays
real
miX
too.. beYond
REAL.. Free..:)
Hey, I haven't seen you around in awhile. Thanks for dropping over.
Delete