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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Normally, we are quite happy the way our lives move, remain busy in the rut of routine and mundane, we stay away from unknown, no time to pause to see what; Do we think prior to work or just play our roles; Current lock down forced us to shut doors, stay home; Nature made to think the way how we've polluted it no matter what. It's time to reflect on life, only way to save lives is to save nature, somewhat let's be sure the virus won't fly away soon, no trick, act now; you know how and what. Amidst uncertainty must apply mind as we wish to live, best ways we've to find. ~X~X~X~ Solihull Sonnet:: The Solihull sonnet form was invented by Barry Hopkins, writing on Allpoetry as Black Narcissus and composed as a double sonnet. The sonnet may be written in either iambic pentameter or tetrameter. A volta is optional, (Which makes for a easy story telling sonnet.) but if it occurs shall occur at line 13. Rhyme Scheme ababababababcc. (Differs from the Indonesian Sonnet, only by the final couplet.) Pasted from http://poetscollective.org/everysonnet/solihull-sonnet/ Thanks to Mr Lawrence Eberhart for the resource at Poets COLLECTIVE Site.
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