Forms in Poetry (traditional and non-traditional): Second Chances, Eternal Dances

Sunday, April 15, 2007

Second Chances, Eternal Dances

WHAT ABOUT SEEDS My Elder, Earle Brooks, a clean-shaven face A voice equally brown, mellow, healthy Took the truth of sowing seeds, any place, Just planting as told, though soils be rocky In a quiet corner of this world, some groups May gather and pray or plot corruption Many quiet corners, so many... Sign in to see full entry.

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Attempting the Sonnet - neither Donne, nor Shakespeare or Petrarch. Then there are easier things to do in poetry--for me!

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