Written for: Imaginary Gardens With Real Toads – Day 15
“Serendipity and a Poet” (posted by Gillena)
Read three poems by François Villon
CHOOSE: one that you like and,
DISTIL: from one of them, a quote.
CONSTRUCT: based on your understanding or appreciation of the quote, a new poem, using any Poetry form you choose.
PLEASE: stay within 100 words.
SHARE: and add a link to the Villon poem you chose.
PREFACE: your newly written poem, with your quote and with credit given to François Villon
READ the poems of fellow poets in the linky.
“What though the beauty I love and serve be cheap,
ought you to take me for a beast or fool?”
Begging on the gray streets.
in Winter’s witchy chill
at mercy of wretched or dastardly cheats.
Why do you bear her such ill will
when she has chosen a profession
that allows for food and roof?
Though you might consider it to be
a transgression, if not for for fortune,
that might be your truth.
https://www.poemhunter.com/poem/the-ballad-of-villon-and-fat-madge/
purplepeninportland 
Clever! Good choice.
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“There but for the grace…” Yes. And you chose a wonderful quote.
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