HITHER I GO

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    ROMANTICISM POETRY FORM

    archaic definitions:
    hither—to this place
    yonside—on the farther side of

    HITHER I GO

     Yonside, the tallest mountain peak
    Caught up a downfall of white;
    Powdered its highest points unique,
    Dropped crystals lightest of light.
    Beauty moved my love to speak—

    Of sunbeams dancing off one curl
    That fell and bounced toward my eye;
    Smitten he dreamed of his young girl—
    Like wind in the trees he’d sigh,
    His heart thumped, his mind took a whirl.

    Locked in an aura of romance,
    A circle of light came down;
    Awakened from his fragile trance,
    He kneeled—slowly touched the ground
    Covering his loved one—by chance.

    Copyright© 1999-2009 Caryl Ramsdale  All Rights Reserved.

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