Lady Dima Dreams and the Universe responds unfairly
She wished for Freedom, and It was given to her
The Queen, this royal title can inspire awe
and thoughts of immense wealth, a power raw
but in this dreary story, it lone means
a bride to a mad king that died, he left behind
a shattered widow forced to hide herself
from life's simplest enjoyments as the laws demand,
for she's to dwell in spacious hollow rooms alone
consoled solely by her lovely maiden
her windows cloaked the beauty of the gardens
O how she desired intensely to be free
from the age of ignorance and maddened devotees,
her spirit soared the walls, enraged of leisure
then she escaped to find in thrills a pleasure
a sour prisoner she was, a corpse to be
for she sneaks out each night and risks her life
to have some fun until a man came by
that worships not the sword nor gods, but her
he was her guilty pleasure, what ensued
is an ominous end for the book to tell
is she to end in Dante's second circle of hell?
or will the winds of change propel her to the gilded gates,
as reward for her restlesness?
The author
What's a Saint to a Prophet?
Lebanese and Inspired by Khalil Gibran and his beloved best seller the Prophet, the author took the name St Basila as he is himself a disciple of the old classical poets such as Homer, Virgil, Dante and Lord Byron to write with illustrious sentences this revealing Poem, the epic novel flirts with the ideal of freedom, an escape from tyranny and boundaries, even from doubts and limitations which can only be achieved when one falls in love with a savior and follows his word blindly, whereas the path is perilous and wrought, he dedicates himself passionatly to an idea only to then shatter hopeless in the crushing reality when the hand of tyranny strikes and as the merciless gavel of death, ends the entire story with tragic choices to be made and beloved victims
Techniques used
the reader will stress and get unstressed as the author's will
The bard of the poem employed the iambic pentameter,
Shakespeare's favorite meter to use, for this particular style follows the rythm of the heart
and thus the heart will beat to its rhythms.
When the style is descriptive, the hearbeats of the reader will slow as he reads on slowly which will relax him and bring him to a state of euphoria
and when the rhythm gets exciting and dangerous, blood will race to the reader's mind and enflame his entire nervous system as he starts on reading faster and more intensively to discover what lurks around the coming pages
