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Poems - Sonnet #2
| | Sonnet #2by butterflyzrfree
Of beauties in the night moon I claim two,
Whose eyes shine when they open with fresh glow,
But in the night, while sleeping I note you,
Both have long eyelashes which seem to go
A-flutter in the night and one may note,
The smooth tight skin which all children display,
Fools me, for I forget how I will tote,
The two of you around for many a day.
One in each arm as I go to the store,
With constant comments "You have your hands full!"
My life chock full; it never was a bore,
As one or t'other turned to raging bull.
Grown now, I clean house and to my dog utter,
Still can recall how I watched those lashes flutter.
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Re: Sonnet #2
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by thewholesoul on Sunday, August 23, 2009 (13:38:41) |
v nice to read. the last two lines were great.
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Re: Sonnet #2
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by butterflyzrfree on Sunday, August 23, 2009 (20:08:29) |
Oh, thanks so much! I had a heluva time with those last two llines! Actually, I find sonnets very difficult, and use them as exercise to keep my mind sharp!
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Re: Sonnet #2
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by butterflyzrfree on Sunday, August 23, 2009 (20:11:35) |
PS: I know that there is an extra syllable in each of the last lines of the couplet, and am trying to get away with it! Might have to cut something out, but I don't know what-it must make sense!!!!!
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Re: Sonnet #2
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by questionajourney on Monday, August 24, 2009 (20:54:45) |
enjoyed this....conviction i believe when you say it isn't a bore...well done
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Re: Sonnet #2
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by butterflyzrfree on Monday, August 24, 2009 (22:19:53) |
Thanks you so much, q. ! I really appreciate your taking the time to read and rate this! Gail
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Re: Sonnet #2
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by angeroseblue on Tuesday, August 25, 2009 (22:58:27) |
sonnets are beautiful when done right
very nice gail
i hope to get this good
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Re: Sonnet #2
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by butterflyzrfree on Wednesday, August 26, 2009 (23:14:13) |
I hope I AM this good! Never do I believe I am the best at anything, for I am not. But that does not matter, and I am happy with this one. Thanks you for youur complement. Yes, I decided, that there ks no reason that a sonnet cannot be about anything at all! Gail
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Re: Sonnet #2
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by liarbird on Tuesday, August 25, 2009 (23:51:46) |
G'day Gail...
I probably don't read as many sonnets as I should Gail, and most of those that I do read tend to be love poems, but yours is a different love poem and I really enjoyed it thinking of you keeping two little 'tykes' in line.
Lindsay
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Re: Sonnet #2
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by butterflyzrfree on Wednesday, August 26, 2009 (23:15:52) |
Thanks you so much Lindsay, I just wrote you a PM which is almost as long as a book, so I will say no more! I appreciate your comment!
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Re: Sonnet #2
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by butterflyzrfree on Thursday, August 27, 2009 (00:11:05) |
BTW, how many sonnets SHOULD one read?
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Re: Sonnet #2
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by omegapaf on Wednesday, August 26, 2009 (19:58:37) |
not a conventional sonnet of love on balconies, and red roses, but a tale of love non the less. the love between a mother, and her children. - love and peace - paul.
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Re: Sonnet #2
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by butterflyzrfree on Wednesday, August 26, 2009 (23:19:58) |
Thanks so much Paul! I decided I may write a bunch of sonnets about many topics none of them romantic love. They will all be Shakespearean sonnets, not the other kinds. You know the rest! Luv ya! Gail
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