01-23-2014, 02:41 AM
(01-23-2014, 01:49 AM)ellajam Wrote:Well, you never have to /call/ it a sonnet either way but there is certainly nothing wrong with a sonnet in IT. I have written sonnets in almost every meter you could think of. I will check back later with other comments.(01-23-2014, 01:20 AM)ThePinsir Wrote: I love reading sonnets here!Ha, that's what I had but changed it.
The meter is tetrameter. Needs to be pentameter.
Besides that, I think that in the Shakespearean sonnets, the final couplet needs to be its own sentence or sentences. I think yours did a good job of concluding the poem, but try putting a period at the end of line 12 and try something like
"So now with grace old age bequeaths"
so the couplet has its own complete sentence.Think I'll clean this up, change title to "song" and start a tetrameter. Thanks for reading and the good advice.


Think I'll clean this up, change title to "song" and start a tetrameter. Thanks for reading and the good advice.