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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Remember how pleasant was our relation when we were dating before our engagement; Over four decades many family issues we faced jointly despite our quarrel, disagreement; Despite our faith, love, easy communication between us an invisible distance formed; why so? Should we not try to have those old golden days back? Scientists believe with anger use of bad commentary while agitated is root of destroying relationship. Studies say the key to have a beautiful relationship with closeness lies on one habit; If one can seek to forestall expressing negative emotions before others, surely happiness in married life can increase for many more years. ~X~X~X~ The Unrhymed Sonnet is not to be confused with the Blank Verse Sonnet which is also unrhymed but written in iambic pentameter where the "Unrhymed Sonnet" is not written in an iambic pattern. The elements of the Unrhymed Sonnet are: - A quatorzain, broken or unbroken into stanzas at the poet's discretion. - Metered, although it does not carry an iambic pattern it is written in accentual verse with 5 stresses per line. - Unrhymed. - Composed with a pivot where it would appear most naturally. Pasted from http://www.poetrymagnumopus.com/forums/topic/1831-unrhymed-sonnet/ Thanks to the efforts of Judi Van Gorder for a wonderful resource at Poetry Magnum Opus.
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