Her Glacial Gaze

Her frigid stare doth find me here,
I think it’s rather queer,
an icy gaze should cause such fear—
I know she’s lurking near.
To thine own self, I’m always true
tho' ev’ry time I think of you
‘twas fickle fate that bound me to
death’s whisper in my ear

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Author Notes:
The awdl gynt rhyme scheme. The poem is divided into 'cycles'. Each cycle is three parts:
1. A quatrain of alternating iambic tetrameter/trimeter (common metre),
2. A tercet of iambic tetrameter.
3. A single line of iambic trimeter. The form relies on cross rhyme on given syllables in addition to end rhyme. In the graphic diagram below each syllable is represented by a letter. Syllables marked 'x' are not required to rhyme, elsewhere like syllables rhyme. Near rhyme and assonance are acceptable.
x x x x x x x a
x x x a x b
x x x x x x x a
x a x x x b

x x x x x x x c
x x x x x x x c
x x x x x x x c

x x x c x b
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