Silver Hope

Fountains spring from back of the moon.
A beauty argent, limpid; streams.
Drenches my empty heart with boon.

Tendrils entwine the inky sky,
Of beams that sparkle, glitter, shine.
Afloat in heady dreams held high.
A grace remains forever mine.

Tender light caresses my soul,
And wipes my somber mood wholly.
Glimmering light quenches my whole.

The jewel surfaced canvas shines
In blackness , holes peeping behind
The fleecy, candy clouds and glows
With rays that bore my gloom, and grind.


Write a Saraband Sonnet. This is a lovely form and one of my favorites! Please read "The Saraband Sonnet" for more information on how to write one if you're not familiar with this form. I prefer tetrameter, but you may also write your Saraband in pentameter. The choice is also yours to rhyme the second line or not.

2. Your Saraband must be written using one of the following genres: Emotional, Inspirational, or Nature.