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I saw you standing against the ocean
I was jealous of the sun on your skin
A stubborn resolve met constant motion
My breath was silenced by a dropping pin
So you flew away, aloof and unchanged
O'er the sea, singing to constellations
I was consumed and became quite deranged
My words were lost within their translations
I gathered my head and stumbled away
Content to lie in your Grace for an hour
Now I hold back all the things I would say
Lest you slay me with your curious power
Ironic that I thought myself Hamlet
For I was Ophelia when we met
- by SilvertongueSagittarius |
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- | Submitted on 03/25/2011 |
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- Title: Your Curious Power
- Artist: SilvertongueSagittarius
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Description:
Now, Im not a fan of sonnets, but I had an AP Lit assignment, so I wrote two. This is the first. The second is called "The Sonnet Sonnet" and can be found in my arena gallery
(For those that dont know, a Shakespearean Sonnet consists of 3 quatrains and a couplet, in iambic pentameter. Basically, ababcdcdefefgg with each line being 10 syllables) - Date: 03/25/2011
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