
My heart has wings
To sail the wave of sleepless dreams
My heart has wings
To follow where the moonlight sings
And dance a path of silver beams
I journey through the starlit gleams
My heart has wings
For Jane Dougherty’s Poetry Challenge: a rondelet using the prompt word ‘journey’ inspired by Odilon Redon’s painting.
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Beautiful – made my own heart fly 🙂 H xxx
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Thanks, Harula xxx
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I love the words and image….beautiful…Janet. x
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Thank you, Janet.
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Beautiful Sue…just lived the refrain “my heart has wings”
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Thank you 🙂
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Its not lived But loved
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Either will do 🙂
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Thank you
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Absolutely fecking gorgeous!
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Thanks, Jane. Great prompt 🙂
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I love Odilon Redon 🙂
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Yes, the gentle style has a childlike, dreamy quality. 🙂
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You depicted a beautiful journey. Great poem!
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Thank you.
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Beautiful
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Thank you.
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The best of these are like a song…I can hear the music. (K)
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I think the rondelet lends itself well to song.
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It does, but it’s not that easy to do.
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I enjoyed trying 🙂
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Lovely; i’ll give it a try
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🙂
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Lovely, Sue. 🙂 — Suzanne
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Thanks, Suzanne.
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That was beautiful sue, I along with you on that wonderful journey! 🙂
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Thanks, Judy 🙂
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Thanks Jane.
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Lovely – so lyrical. I’m obviously not the only person who thought this should be sung, not spoken!
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I would imagine that many in this form lend themselves to song. Thank you.
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Truly beautiful!
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Thanks, Merril 🙂
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I love this Sue. So lyrical and uplifting. 🙂
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Thank you, Kat 🙂
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Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford and commented:
ORT-ORT-ORT-ORT-!!!! 😀
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