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Oneness (Acrostic Petrarchan Sonnet)


O n thorny path I’ve walked some painful mile
N ot knowing where to turn, devoid of goal
E nchanting seemed some ways for thirsty soul
N ight’s haunting voice with promise to beguile
E ntrancing with much passion, pleasure-quest
S educing song of substance, vapoured mind
S urrendered to desire of any kind
O h how my wilting soul would search for rest
N o hope for light of day in distant reach
E cstatic highs soon followed by despair
N irvana, come to save me from this hell
E nlighten numbing darkness through your speech
S oft silence was the answer to my prayer
S weet stillness freed the pearl within the shell


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OPTION 1 : ONENESS

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  • Blueskywonder
    September 25
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    Excellent use of form and wonderful journey! Thank-you for taking the time to enter my contest and also good luck!


  • Blue Rew silver member
    June 21, 2007

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    Excellent usage of form and message! Again, you have shown a side that is deep and graceful. I love the imagery of meditation and peace with oneself I found here. Blue


  • countrybabe gold member
    June 17, 2007

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    Very Well Done

    This is very well done. I loved every word of this. Thank you for your entry and good luck.

    Keep writing

    Countrybabe


  • MargaretG silver member
    June 16, 2007

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    This is a very beautiful sonnet, and the acrostic is an added complexity that you handle gracefully. Your imagery and metaphors are lovely. Best wishes!

  • Crystal Chanda Lear
    June 15, 2007

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    Acrostic Sonnets just don't get much better than this, both in craft and in content. A truly wonderful work that was a delight to read. Best of luck in the contest with this beautiful poem.

    David Michaels


  • CitrineSunrise
    June 15, 2007

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    This was a beautiful poem in an intricate form. Sometimes I find acrostics to be forced, but your sonnet flowed effortlessly. This is a touching love story of a fragile heart who finds repose. There is one misspelling "ecstatic". Good luck in this contest. Peace, Liz

  • Harrisham Minhas
    June 15, 2007

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    This is wonderful Marion!
    So creatively done. A sonnet and double acrostic combined...amazing!
    Good luck in the contests.
    I am sure you will do well.

    Harrisham Minhas


  • Laura Lamarca
    June 15, 2007

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    Wow! This is a brilliant Petrarchan Sonnet, I love this form A combined repeated acrostic too, this is amazing sis You've even accomplished a perfect volta. The rhyme is flawless and the content rich indeed. This should get you a trophy for sure, it's poetic perfection and a masterpiece by all standards. Very well done with this and thank you for sharing. Love you always. Laura

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