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'Tis The gods To Blame

Blood and guts I slash with blades of cruel death
Nor do I comfort souls last dying breath
Smoke filled eyes seek shelter from flames of fume
Dead bodies unwept, more souls I consume

I am Dante, I dare you trifle much
I'll flog your soul untill you scream and such
Dare you pray to god, who died ages gone?
I speak truth, dear ones, to me souls belong

Nay! 'twill naught be as thus and so, my love
For lust does burn a bed of coals thereof
Seeking quests desire from parched mortal man
Shall I kiss your cheek, offer demon's hand?

"Tis naught to be, Blisters seeking bed's flame
Be neither my fault, 'tis the gods to blame 

Author notes

Contemporary Sonnet
14 lines (3 Quatrains and a couplet)
10 Syllables per line
Rhyme Scheme is: aabb ccdd eeff gg
There should be a Volta at line 9 *turn in the story*
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This does NOT have iambic pentameter.
There should be iambic pentameter (10 syllables per line with *accents* falling every 2nd syllable) I did not get the accents right, must learn them before using them, (OOPSIE)
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(PENTAMETER)

Meter= 2 syllables Penta= 5 syllables + 5 syllables =10 syllables

Iambic=

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  • excellent example of a sonnet, very creative and unique while still using a very old form of poetry. props
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  • Pisces rainbow gold member
    July 16, 2008

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    thou hath impressed me,

    wonderful package so smartly put together

    exquisite my sis!

    always such a pleasure.

    God bless,,,


  • Amera gold member
    July 16, 2008

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    This is a wonderful contemporary sonnet. The old language gives it flavor and depth. You have done a great job penning it in decasyllable and creating a great meter.