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Unconfessional Sonnet by ~ScrapedBy:iconScrapedBy:



Love, beautiful and rare as a blue moon,
Lust, pretty and common as a night star,
I know that the curse would befall me soon,
A precious blessing that could leave a scar.
Forever in my mind I see the morning,
It breaks when your lips curve towards the sky,
Tickets to heaven’s doors I’d be pawning,
But your beauteous heart I could not buy.
Twilight’s mist is broken by your eyes bright,
All of your words soar like those birds above,
All of these pretty words that I can write,
Cannot express the sheer amount of love.
These silent nouns you will not hear or see,
I shan’t sing of how long I will in love be.
©2006-2008 ~ScrapedBy
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Submitted: September 13, 2006
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This is a love sonnet written for my English homework.
It may not makes sense when read through but each line separately gives a nice little phrase about it.

We were told to exaggerate and be romantic or deep to the point of being nearly physically sick with the words.

God, it's so hard with iambic pentameter and that rhyming pattern.
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