Alankar(Decor)-26

It's Thou Pride (Rondine) (Based on a mango-contest between the Lords Ganesh and Muruga as per hindu mythology) - - The Rondine is: a poem in 12 lines made up of a quatrain, a tercet and ending in a quintet. syllabic 8 syllables per line except L7 and L12 which are 4 syllbles each. In English metered, most often iambic tetrameter or pentameter except the refrain which is iambic dimeter. composed with a refrain repeated from the opening phrase of the poem, rentrement. rhymed, using only 2 rhymes except for the refrain being unrhymed, rhyme scheme abba, abR, abbaR (R being the refrain) It's Thou Pride It is thou pride, gyre gyre my lord Winning the game not so easy Going around worlds too queasy Yet flinch not, gyre gyre o'my lord There thy peacock, just get on board Finish quick thy rounds so easy It is thou pride Much unthought but Ganesh first scored His parents His world, rounds easy Lost Muruga felt uneasy Shiva cheered, 'Ganesh! thee the Lord! It's thou pride! ! '