A Ballad Of The Two Knights Comments

Oh how true! How true.

Two knights rode forth at early dawn A-seeking maids to wed, Said one, " My lady must be fair, With gold hair on her head." Expectations for a future life together. very good poem. tony

A great story. Yes what we want and what we get are two different things. good that those kinghts knew how to adjust. A quality so often downplayed and overlooked nowadays.

beautiful ballad for the two knights on their desire of love////

such a great lovely poem.......great 10++++

A Ballad of Two Knights’ by Sara Teasdale is a five stanza ballad poem that tells the st. CONGRATULATIONS to her family and God's Blessings! A TOP Score of 10 for this beautiful poem full of introvert humor, but constantly of amusing quality. Teasdale caught chronic pneumonia and it weakened her not only in body but also in mind and spirit. No longer able to see the beauty in simple things, Teasdale committed suicide at age 48 in New York,

yeah, really it's a interesting poem///

A beautiful poem with a meaningful message. We can never dictate what the heart wants. It has its own course.

And the moral of this story is, that sometimes what we THINK we want, is not truly what we do want. Or else, we end up with something other than what we thought we wanted. An interesting poem by Sara Teasdale!

Very interesting tale of two knights. Man proposes and God disposes. Thanks.

The simple lesson of love life with the chosen lady beautifully portrayed. Congrats, modern poem of the day.

For he who wanted purity Brought home a wanton wild, And when each saw the other knight I ween that each knight smiled. a great poem. tony

A poem how " man propose, God dispose"

I ween life does bring surprises.

And each knight found a lady-love! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us. 👫😍

A wonderful poem by Sara Teasdale........

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each one should smile without knowing the faults of each oehter.... good one n deserved well....10

I love reading historical novels during those periods of knights and castles and kings. I enjoyed your rendition of a scene from those times. Ben

Better the lady you're with than the one you imagine.