Exceptional a Rondeau I Seek God Here This Winter Day by RodG      Rondeau Poetry Contest Winner

I seek God here this winter day, a silent glade where I can pray, these woods His chapel in the snow. Nearby an ice-filled stream does flow. Amidst blue spruce it wends its way. Between tall trees bold sunbeams stray like through stained glass, dispersing gray. Inside His bethel all things glow. I seek God here. So quiet His domain today He only hears whate'er I say. My prayer complete I surely know on me a blessing He'll bestow. This peace He gives is why I stay. I seek God here. Writing Prompt A rondeau poem is required for this contest. It is a fixed form of poetry. It is often used in light or witty poems. It often has fifteen octo - or decasyllabic lines with three stanzas. It usually only has two rhymes used in the poem. A word or words from the first part of the first line are used as a refrain ending the second and third stanzas. The rhyme scheme is aabba aabR aabbaR. See an example and instructions here. Rondeau Poetry Contest Winner Recognized Author Notes Artwork courtesy of Google images. Bethel: a sanctuary or sacred place

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