POEM: Tim And The Landlord’s Daughter
Here is my 25 word pick-apart (actually more like 27 different, I just could not find more to cut) of Washington Irving’s “The Highwayman”
for the CPC’s monthly Pick Apart Poetry challenge.
TIM AND THE LANDLORD’S DAUGHTER
A torrent of darkness
A ribbon of moonlight.
“Watch for me by moonlight.
I’ll come to thee.
One kiss, my bonny sweetheart.”
His rapier rose upright,
up to the thigh.
A ribbon of moonlight
in a torrent of darkness.
Words drawn from “The Highwayman” by Washington Irving
😉 So very clever you are. Thanks so much for the morning smile as I read. Yes, eloquent love indeed. I love where your “pick-apart” muse took you. And thank you for sharing your creativity and your eloquent humor with us at this month’s “Pick-Apart.” :love: :love: :love: