This is the first line of my next sonnet
quickly followed by the second line
the third line has those two stacked upon it
the fourth one, last in the quatrain, is fine
In the fifth line we continue the thought
and with the sixth go on supporting it
by the seventh line the sonnet ought
to let the eighth wrap up the gist of it
But the ninth line begins to contradict
the tenth continues contrary ideas
line eleven nears the end of the script
of line twelve's concluding panaceas
By line thirteen it is finally time
for fourteen to be the sonnet's punchline
I originally had the idea to write a Sonnet a day for a year. I made it to 21 and ran out of creative juices. The 21 that are here are solid sonnets and, when I am inspired, I will write more.
Jan 20, 2010
This is the first line of my next sonnet
Jan 19, 2010
Election Day
Democratic responsibilities
include the inducted right of suffrage
amongst many civil abilities
votes must be cast without any umbrage
Representation is the very core
of representative democracy
and if we want our just franchise and more
voting should be everyone's policy
But many folk will choose to stay at home
on this significant election day
for often it's hypocrisy to roam
amid the glad hand political fray
Politics is sanctimonious, sure
not ripe to stray from voting's sacred lure
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