Sir Knight, you've deeply wounded me;
Our love besmirched so furtively.
The maid you chased so ardently
confessed the bedding, tried to flee.
Egregious was your perfidy!
And so your death I do decree.
My queen, have mercy, stay death's sting.
Forsooth, I'm not philandering.
What tales your chambermaid doth sing!
I spurned her when she sought a fling.
For her the death-knell bells should ring
Not I, your love . . .and future king?
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| Writing Prompt |
Write a six line poem accusing someone.
Then write a six line poem, responding. |
Author Notes
You see, It is possible to argue without using vulgar language.
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