The Skylark

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(An Alouette*)

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Alouette, you are,
How you lark and star,
Dancing Diva, daring air
To fulfill your play;
Blowing blues away -
Morning's light, you shape and share ...

Flight displayed for all,
Most for mate you call,
For your muse, you shower song,
Upon blue ocean,
Of skylark motion -
You can right the nightmare's wrong!

SoRoL

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(*The Alouette, created by Jan Turner, consists of two or more stanzas of 6 lines each, 
with the following set rules: Meter: 5, 5, 7, 5, 5, 7.  Rhyme Scheme: a, a, b, c, c, b
The form name is a French word meaning 'skylark' or larks that fly high, the association 
to the lark's song being appropriate for the musical quality of this form.)