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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Wise Sage guides, learn to live in the present moment is best way of living; should we then pretend past has nothing more to say; does mind not steer, impact life in some way? Have we not felt comfortable with some who praised our unplanned acts, endorsed our thoughts? they're friends; from comfort zone when step out first time, so called friends withdraw as we scout. Past shows with positive motivations we performed well, learnt to face criticism; yet, continued to follow our passions based on love for specific past actions. From past acts and failures learnt lesson how to approach the future and present; ~X~X~X~ Storm Sonnet:: This is a sonnet form created by Mark A. Whittington-Buckley, aka Stormy22 on Allpoetry. This is a stanzaic sonnet consisting of 3 quatrains and a couplet The rhyme pattern is abcc deff ghii jj It is normally written in iambic pentameter But the poet may choose trochaic , (the poet may also choose to pen in tetrameter) The volta or turn is to occur at or following line 9. Reference:: http://everysonnet.blogspot.com/2013/03/storm-sonnet.html (**)It is an invented form using the frame of the English Sonnet by change of the rhyme scheme. (Reference: http://www.poetrymagnumopus.com/forums/topic/4710-reyes-sonnets-of-the-hand/)
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