Get Your Premium Membership

Why So

As young children, we were happy but as adults, most of us not. why so? Cause ideas what's thought as right, differs -none takes gladly. Adult unhappiness derives from rigidity as stuck in own ways though always wish to win often leads to failure in lives. While our routine ways of thinking, acting may be useful, bringing comfort in our lives in some ways but prevents from growing always; may lead to despair, beginning of stress with negative thinking. ~X~X~X~
Sonondilla or Sardine Sonnet Quote :: “This is a form invented by Charles L. Weatherford. In his own word Charles explains that he developed to form to play to his own particular strengths: Creating the “sonondilla, I actually used two existing forms. First was the Petrarchan sonnet; second was the redondilla, a purely syllabic Spanish quatrain with envelope rhyme scheme (abba). Based on this mixing, I came up with a fourteen lines form that was syllabic, but was also tougher to rhyme than other sonnets. So, the sonondilla’s predominant rhyme scheme is abbaabbaccddcc, which is even more difficult than the Petrarchan sonnet." Redondilla, a Spanish stanza form consisting of four trochaic lines, usually of eight syllables each, with a rhyme scheme of abba. Quatrains in this form with a rhyme scheme of abab, sometimes also called redondillas, are more commonly known as serventesios. ( Ref:: https://www.britannica.com/art/redondilla) In the Sonondilla or Sardine Sonnet it should be written in octosyllabic lines. Meter either iambic or trochaic Rhyme scheme: Rhyme: abbacddceeffee or abbaabbaccddcc Volta to appear at line 9.” Unquote Pasted from http://poetscollective.org/everysonnet/sonondilla/ Thanks to Mr Lawrence Eberhart for the resource at Poets COLLECTIVE Site.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2021




Post Comments

Poetrysoup is an environment of encouragement and growth so only provide specific positive comments that indicate what you appreciate about the poem.

Please Login to post a comment

A comment has not been posted for this poem. Encourage a poet by being the first to comment.


Book: Reflection on the Important Things