Forms in Poetry (traditional and non-traditional): What the Dalia Lama teaches me (renewed SONNET attempt)

Monday, July 9, 2007

What the Dalia Lama teaches me (renewed SONNET attempt)

SONNET OF CONTRADICTIONS A Christian went to the Dalai Lama To share and dare to find a scrap of hate He stayed a week, a month, year after year Comparing greed, history, the State... A trinity of thanks, glory, prayer Takes one to an empty room that is me: "I am nothing; I am everything here," Dive... 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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