The princess and the knight

poem in Jambo rhythm (short-long) 

by Ruth Salles

Jambo: v____ (short-long). He works by taking the step forward and willingly. It also helps the overly withdrawn child to expand. It retracts on the short syllable and lets go on the long one. We have underlined the long syllables of the first lines here, for easier understanding.

THE PRINCESS AND THE KNIGHT

There go O heregolawro well monOKfrom in your colorcell.
GaitPan well readgeiro with one footat at the teafoot.
The valleys have already descended and the mountains have already risen.
In the tower of a castle the princess smiled at him.
"Good good! I know he came to save me,
take me out of this tower, where I was crying.
That sorceress really bewitched me:
imprisoned me in this tower, without pity or pity.
Dear knight, what courage he has!
Jumped the deep ditch and at the foot of the wall comes.
I let go of my hair, and it goes up through them.
The enchantment has been broken, and the doors are opening!
Farewell to the sorceress, my beloved saved me,
mounted his horse, on the back he sat me!”
And off they go now, he and she, galloping.
With this knight the princess will marry!

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