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The Queen of Faerea

by fantasydragon01


I see the Lady 'Midst the Woods

I have no words to say

Awed at her beauty and gracefulness

In the wind her hair does sway

 

 

Faerea Woods is truly blessed

To have a queen like she

An elfin face, with an elfin grace

Her clear voice rings melodiously

 

 

The Perstar River, silver waters

Said to have been the home of she

She may have been an elf or nymph

Or perhaps a tiny, delicate fairy

 

 

Here will I end, I end my song

Do not weep, my readers, so

I will write much, much, more

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Sun Apr 26, 2015 12:38 pm
prithamrittika wrote a review...



hey. prithamrittika is here for a review. the poem is very nice. you showed the beauty of fairy's. the starting of the poem is beautiful.

"i see the lady midst the wood
i have no words to say
awed at her beauty and gracefulness
in the wind her hair does Sawy"

these lines are really very beautiful. i like the meanings of the lines. but one thing i don't understand, in the starting you told about fairy but in the last line you told about review. if you only told about fairy's the poem would be more nice. so keep writing....... c:




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Thu Apr 23, 2015 10:02 pm
ChiravianSkies wrote a review...



Hi. I'm Maddie and I'll be reviewing your work.
I haven't reviewed much poetry at all, actually. I usually just avoid it because I'm more of a proser than a poet. So in that case, sorry if I don't
I weesh, I weesh, I had a quiche. - Brown Rat Creature. That is pretty much the only thing I can think of with this. That's the kind of poetry this is, right? (I hope so, heh.)
Well, it flowed nicely and the title caught me right quick.
The rhymes, at least to me, didn't feel forced and kept the same air to them.
I've only learned of the word "elfin" a week ago actually, and the word fits the mystic mood of the poem. Though I'd avoid using it twice in the same sentence. It wouldn't bode well in prose unless it was justified.
Though I do have to get on the topic of the difference in subjects and how this poem seemed mighty jumpy. I'll just go on a minor summary of the stanzas.
Stanza 1: A view of the Queen
Stanza 2: How the Woods is lucky to have a queen as beautiful as her.
Stanza 3:How the river could be her home
Stanza 4: Review me, please.
Well, it's safe to assume that Stanza four is a joke, so I could take that one out.
But, there's no connection between eyes, woods, and rivers. Try and add a bit of things that are the same in there. Like how the woods could be home to the river or something. So yeah, that's all I wanted to say.
Make things a bit smoother, and keep writing! (much, much, more. XD)
Maddie out!




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Thu Apr 23, 2015 10:55 am
Reet3103 wrote a review...



Hey.

Okay so, you came up with something different, good job :D And your last stanza haha. No technical errors as such but why don't you take this a bit seriously and write more?

It's just a suggestion to extend it a bit and add more to this. It would really become something awesome, honestly. Try doing so once, it'll be quite great. Secondly, I think the concept is sort of haywire, my mind got easily diverted and it shouldn't be like that. It should be completely written in a way that the readers get engrossed.

Good work.

Keep writing and stay blessed.

xoxo





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