Double Chained Sonnets, Nature's Beauty, Our Vanity So Shames

Double Chained Sonnets, Nature's Beauty, Our Vanity So Shames (1.) Nature's Beauty, Our Vanity So Shames Nature, deepest hues set to color life life its temptations, bringing moral strife strife, its agony he can not ignore ignores, so doing denies, all the more. More as he himself, huge treasure demands demands as if Heaven, heeds such commands commands that show his darkest of dark lust lust he reasons as reward that is just. Just as he thinks his life is to control control using, to his honor extol extol false virtue, truth rightly denies denies as into great fits, he then flies! Nature's beauty, our vanity so shames Shames man's, so shamelessly set, wicked games! Robert J. Lindley, Chained sonnet, ten syllable rhyming verse perfect 100 words.. Syllables Per Line: 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 0 10 10 Total # Syllables:: 140 Total # Words:::::: 100 (2.) Music, Could We Live Sweet Life Without It Music, its gifts serenades, so rewards rewards we, wanting to be famous bards bards that struggle for magnificent words words to all mankind, singing as songbirds. Songbirds singing their music truly sweet sweet to, in Life stir, man's tender heartbeats heartbeats racing strong as soft glow showers showers, as if from heaven's high bowers! Bowers above, that set angels to sing sing to mortal man, to greater joy bring bring in deep beauty of music's treasures, treasures, as one of Art's greatest pleasures! Music, could we live sweet life without it? It that oft sends, darkness back to dark pits. Robert J. Lindley, Chained sonnet, ten syllable rhyming verse perfect 100 words.. Syllables Per Line: 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 0 10 10 Total # Syllables:::140 Total # Words:::::::100