Can't believe we're hitting 100 poems in the Stafford Challenge today. I'm still on schedule and only 265 poems to go! Maureen Thorson’s NaPoWriMo prompt: “Try your hand at a sonnet – or at least something 'sonnet-shaped.' Think about the concept of the sonnet as a song, and let the format of a song inform your attempt. Be as strict or not strict as you want.” Robert Lee Brewer’s Poem-a-Day prompt: “[W]rite a hermit crab poem [that] takes on the form of another type of literature. So a hermit crab poem might be a poem that looks like a to-do list, footnotes, obituary, spam messages, or a message on a postcard.” Today, I offer a Pushkin sonnet, which uses elements of the Shakespearean, Clarean (couplet), and Petrarchan forms, rhymed Shopping List Here's the "cool, hip cane" I got from — can you believe it? — Ace Hardware! Here's Alan's poem today, also a Pushkin sonnet in iambic pentameter. Bravo! I hope you feel better soon. Checkup Interview Friends, won’t you comment, please? Love to know what you’re thinking. Thanks! Ingat, everyone. ヅ |
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3 comments:
Interesting sonnet variation! I wasn't familiar with the Pushkin. Sorry about your health issue - I'm taking PT myself for a strained shoulder and neck. It all comes with the "territory" of aging, I suppose.
P.S.: But that IS a cool cane!
Really enjoyed Alan's sonnet too. Today must be "medical complaints" day at Blue Guitar, LOL. (Thanks for catching up with mine too, but if you get a chance, read my Day 24 poem "COVID Choir." I'm interested in getting your reaction.)
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