nocturnalism
on Bound by lambdaphi874
30 Sep 2004, 10:11 PM
why torture you must endure
lol
Trill, like nuding with lark.
I bet you thought I wasn't going to push flush huh? because of your besplatterment of mine fine scrolls? Think again.
A laquered quail in pose.
Rubbish
Hit 'im again!!
having taken a look at your Åvre, which at the moment consists of two posts, both of which have a rating below 5.0, I can't say the same for you.
They can.
C.F. Shakespeare (sonnet 18, lines 13-14)
"SO long as men can breathe or eyes can see,
So long lives this, and this gives grace to thee."
Wilfred Owen, Anthom for Doomed youth (lines 13-14)
"Their flowers the tenderness of patient minds,
and each slow dusk a drawing-down of blinds."
Or the last lines from a sonnet by Ronsard, Les amours de Marie, XIX:
"Ça! Ça! que je baise et votre beau tétin
Cent fois pour vois apprendre à vous lever matin."
In short, even though your word is law and god where poetic forms are concerned, and even though you are exceedingly well informed on the topic and I clearly don't know anything at all about it, the last 2 lines can, and frequently do rhyme in a sonnet.
A Jew who was born on an easter
sadly allergic to sheeps fur
at the devil most true
would simply AH-CHOO
he passed as a nebbishing sneezer.
kids with watercolors paint the smog.
"but that's normal aint it, Norman?"
kind of dinged my dong :7
last 2 lines do not rhyme on a sonnet
good effort
East of Aberdeen,
from grey orb to pink hued sea
man and God yogurt.
Lactation is not a form of excretion. You should have written 'secrete' instead. For that, I'm appalled.
very good