Romance Poetry posted October 21, 2009 | Chapters: | ...4 5 -6- 7... |
a love sonnet
A chapter in the book Sonnets
What Color Might I Make my Gift?
by adewpearl
Compose A Love Sonnet Contest Winner
What color might make warm your cooling heart? Should I pour crimson petals on your sheets, or would a wine from purple grapes impart the ardent wish which in my bosom beats? Could I entice with golden threads of silk wove into yards of pale champagne brocade, or would chiffon as creamy white as milk help find the love you lately have mislaid? Perhaps a peacock feather's sapphire blue encased in emerald green might please your eye. I'd pull a rainbow from the sky for you if that is what it takes to draw you nigh. To you I offer gifts in every shade, and pray from them a true love will be made. |
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This contest calls for a love sonnet. This sonnet is written in classical Shakespearean form - a 14 line poem composed of three quatrains and a couplet. The verses are in ABABCDCDEFEFGG rhyme scheme, and all lines are 10 syllables long in iambic pentameter.
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