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Professor Gloom
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0 posted 2002-02-24 09:18 PM


The sun sinks down  and takes with it the light,
Making way for the coming of another night,

Come out from beneath their day time rocks
To prowl without the burning blaring light.

To gaze out into the dark left to them once more,
No longer must they remain out of sight.

The City’s growth has had all the day time,
Dark dwellers will now take their fanged bite

Some as the sunny ones just exist in peace,
Others wander aimlessly looking for a fight,

But is that not so to those in pastels
There’s not much difference except the lack of light.

The sun will come out tomorrow,
But then so to will there be another night.

Gloom

GHAZAL (ga-ZAL)
A monorhymed Middle Eastern Lyric poem in which the first two lines rhyme with a
Corresponding rhyme in the second line of each succeeding couplet,
Thus a rhyme scheme of aa, ba, ca, ect.



© Copyright 2002 Aszard Drazlom - All Rights Reserved
Zinsser
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1 posted 2002-02-24 09:27 PM


I am saving this one..... this I like very much... saving the lesson too : )
ThisDiamond
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2 posted 2002-02-24 09:28 PM


Unique and interesting layout.
Thanks for showing me this. ThisDiamond

Ivy Rose
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3 posted 2002-02-24 09:44 PM


My hat's off to you, Professor Gloom.  Excellent example of a Ghazal.  ***Ivy Rose
Mistletoe Angel
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4 posted 2002-02-24 09:46 PM




(smiles) Oh my gosh, this is fabulous, sweet friend, you have taught me so much about forms of poetry, you are a true teacher to us all! (big huggssssss) I need to give Ghazals a try, we all love you so much, this is outstanding! You have such a beautiful heart, sweet Aszard, thank you for sharing!



May love and light always shine upon you!

Love,
Noah Eaton

Professor Gloom
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5 posted 2002-02-24 09:49 PM


Thank you, Zinsser,
Glad you enjoyed,
Don’t forget to do your homework.

Thank you, ThisDiamond,
I like to use different forms
From time to time, this one at least rhymes.

Thank you, Ivy Rose,
Glad you liked this,
I have another example of the form,
But due to the limitations of the forum
Had to reframe from posting it
(Too Gloom)

Gloom

Professor Gloom
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6 posted 2002-02-24 09:51 PM


Thank you, Mistletoe Angel,
You slipped in while I was responding,
But you are always quick with a smile and kind word,
I am just pleased you enjoyed.

Gloom

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7 posted 2002-02-25 01:29 AM


Well this was excellent, but heavens PF now we have a glazal?  I just learned about syllables and now you too are throwing another thing at me I don't know   Oh well, yesterday a triolet, today a ghazal, what ever will tomorrow bring?  I enjoyed this.

~* Imagination is more important than knowledge *~

Einstein


strbbux
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8 posted 2002-02-25 09:10 AM


Another poetry form. you are becoming the real Professor and I the student. Nice write Gloom. Night follow light, then light follows night, and on and on and on. nice thoughts, floria

Floria

"Alas for those that never sing,
But die with all their music in them"
(Oliver Wendell Holmes)

Professor Gloom
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9 posted 2002-02-25 06:51 PM


Thank you, Mysteria,
But I believe you are up to this simple form,
Make it a challenge if you like.

Thank you, Strbbux,
Glad you liked it,
It’s your homework assignment for tomorrow.

Gloom

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