Ballade Of My Lady's Beauty Comments

He kissed and clypt them all the day And clypt and kissed them all the night

Giving full marks to the elegance and the beauty of some renowned ladies, the poet finds his muse a cut above the rest and he tells it quite gracefully. Great poem.

i find this poem delightful. i admit, though, i am positively inclined to kilmer from his justly famous poem trees. quite different than this one, but for some reason i'm reminded of shakespeare's sonnet which begins, my mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun. -glen

I would presume from this delightful poem thgat the author did NOT have a roving eye. Yea for love and Joyce Kilmer!

Evoking all the classical comparisons and finding 'No lady is so as mine'

Look into me this is my lady my lovely lady lives in me into this den of heart peacefully with love on the palanquin of rosy buds .............. greatly written

Inspiring and elevating work of poetry. Beautiful poem.

wow lovely ballade beautifully clipped everyone the Ballade is... excellent

A wonderful tribute to one's own love, while demonstrating craftsman's talent to express it in a unique manner. Thanks for sharing.

A beautiful, inspiring, elevating work of poetry. Not only a wondrous tribute to his loved one, but indirectly to the power of love itself to inspire the visage of beauty within the heart of the beholder. The cadence and rhyme move us at hastened clip through the entire sweep of history, revealing on the whirlwind journey that in his heart no beauty throughout all the sweep of human history can compare to the beauty of his loved one, until we arrive at the throne of Eros himself, where his case is presented with a surety of the answer.

Deep insight an ideal mind, the love and desire of his own making and world where his loving woman reside than other glorious women.A fabulous poem!

Though she be made of flowers and light.... Thanks for sharing....

Ocean foam! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.