General Poetry posted June 20, 2015


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Ten minute Sonnet

What the Heck!

by kiwisteveh



Oh, what the heck, a sonnet's not so hard,
Da-dum, da-dum is easy as you like.
You needn't be a laureate or bard,
Pick up your quill, get scribbling, on your bike!

The first four lines are done, so now expand;
Just pedal faster, whizzing through the gears.
A pothole here and there may shake your hand;
Just keep your balance, there's no need for tears.

And here, a turn's required, but left or right?
Or is a full one-eighty recommended?
In either case the start or end's in sight.
There's just a couplet left and then we're ended.

So have we left some thought to be admired?
A bike won't stand alone; it's just two-tired.

 

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Write a sonnet. A sonnet is a poem of 14 lines. It follows a strict rhyme scheme. It is often about love. Instructions and examples.
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