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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required In a well known restaurant three persons occupied a table for business lunch. They pour over a menu trying to just figure out what they're going to have, desperately asking the waiter what are ingredients of items mentioned in menu to place order. Waiter gives his opinion and order for lunch placed. Yet, appeared unsatisfied. We do come across such incident. Oddly, we find ourselves making small decisions much more complicated than they need to be, yet we put so much thought into it. Suffer from indecision, that's a decision. ~x~ The Blank Verse Sonnet is simply a sonnet written in Blank Verse. It has all of the features of the sonnet without rhyme. Although Blank Verse is often used in narratives, it can also adapt to the lyrical sonnet. Blank verse is a strophic sonnet in iambic pentameter. Sonnets without rhyme can be traced back to Edmund Spenser. The elements of the Blank Verse Sonnet are: 1. Metric, written iambic pentameter. In English most sonnets are written in iambic pentameter but there are some that occasionally stray from the norm. To metrically stray is not an option with the Blank Verse Sonnet. 2. Unrhymed. 3. A quatorzain with no stanza breaks. 4. Composed with a pivot or turn which logically arrives in the 2nd half of the sonnet. Pasted from http://poetscollective.org/everysonnet/?s=Blank+Verse+Sonnet Thanks to Mr Lawrence Eberhart for the resources at Poets Collective Site
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