12-21-2018, 11:01 AM
i think your edit has tightened it up, soar for me works better as does the last line of the octet. all in all i think you've created a good example of a Petrarchan Sonnet
(11-15-2018, 04:11 AM)alexorande Wrote: Beginners
Our feet are clumsy, borne on glitter glue
and sapped by views of vicious dragons made
from crayon wax, and we can't draw the blade
our feral god with strong conviction drew.
We flee and wander, lost and spellbound, through
the woods, disbanding slowly in the shade
of purple oaks and bushes. Though afraid,
we find adventure truest when we're new. this line reads much better now
God hunches, groans, and gusts a golden veil
from off the footprints we've been searching for
to learn to step as one and trust our eyes.
We thwarted thieves, imbibed the blackest ale
with gnomes and ghostly knights, and now we soar,
on crayon dragonback, beyond the skies.
