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Prothalamion Poems - Poems about Prothalamion
Prothalamion Poems - Examples of all types of poems about prothalamion to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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NINE LINES UP a reverse nonet
... song in plain antiphon- doxology verse &versicle in rhyming roundelay- sung to greet their wedding day an epithalamium a prosaic prothalamion ......
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©
Brian Strand
Categories:
prothalamion,
wedding, word play,
Form:
Nonet
NONET wedding verse
...a prosaic prothalamion with a epithalamium sung to greet their wedding day in rhyming roundelay- verse and versicle doxology antiphon- in plain song......
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©
Brian Strand
Categories:
prothalamion,
wedding,
Form:
Nonet
An Upside Down Ninette
...a prosaic prothalamion with a epithalamium sung to greet their wedding day in rhyming roundelay- verse and versicle doxology antiphon- in plain song......
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©
Brian Strand
Categories:
prothalamion,
wedding,
Form:
Ninette
My Choice Nonet
...a prosaic prothalamion with a epithalamium sung to greet their wedding day in rhyming roundelay- verse and versicle doxology antiphon- in plain song......
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©
Brian Strand
Categories:
prothalamion,
poetry, word play,
Form:
Didactic
Nonet Ninette Any Whichway
...MY BEAUTIFUL GIRLS Zinnia,I remember you,each day Don't ever despair,my Petunia Or give up,precious Lily. Never forget,my Carnation I'm thinking of you,my Pansy You have my devotion,Honeysu......
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©
Brian Strand
Categories:
prothalamion,
flower, poetry, word play,
Form:
Nonet
Nonet Nine Lines Down
...a prosaic prothalamion with a epithalamium sung to greet their wedding day in rhyming roundelay- verse and versicle doxology antiphon- in plain song......
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©
Brian Strand
Categories:
prothalamion,
poetry, wedding,
Form:
Nonet
Desperately Wonderfully Ill
...Was never sure whether or not to laugh, smile or cry when auntie came to tea, a matriarch she, wearing white gloves plus purple cardigan - seven buttons tidy, top one below chin, and a black beret......
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©
Emma Green
Categories:
prothalamion,
appreciation, books, love, passion,
Form:
Prose Poetry