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An italian sonnet is a form of sonnet consisting of an octave with the rhyme pattern abbaabba followed by six lines with a rhyme pattern of cdecde or cdcdcd, but there is more to an italian sonnet. What is italian sonnet in poetry (complete definition)?
Iolanda beautiful bellaIolanda I am named after Yolanda
Princess Savoy Italian princess
my patron saint the only saint
of two countries Poland and Hungary
When italian princesses were being
banned from Italian soil my brown my
great grandfather...
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Categories:
angel, art, celebration, inspirational
Form: Italian Sonnet
Eurynome's the Three GracesEurynome's great joy,
the Graces of her womb,
whose names transcend the tomb
like Helen's, famed of Troy!
Ah! Graces all enjoy:
they fill earth's...
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Categories:
extended metaphor, happiness, inspiration,
Form: Italian Sonnet
Take my handTake my hand I won’t leave
you now relax recover life
is too short for strife being
your wife all these years
the joy that over flow
abundantly I sigh by
and by now asking...
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Categories:
angel, faith, family,
Form: Italian Sonnet
Fire is ComingWhat can I say to a flame, except that I knew of its spark when it was just a mere flash?
Would I say that I knew you were here, but only to start a certain...
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Categories:
appreciation, desire, feelings, love,
Form: Italian Sonnet
Grandmaster Moves in the Chess Game of LifeIf Lucifer and heaven's angels fell
before a time when man first walked the earth,
and ages hence conceived the virgin birth,
wherefore was I meant for this...
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Categories:
allusion, inspiration, life, loneliness,
Form: Italian Sonnet
Poetry Soup Main Fixings: WordsWords that stem from the heart seldom a mind,
would update fellow captives of a world
they knew--spent or saved since, much like the word
they are ... or were. Absentia defined
the heart's favor or mayhaps realigned
for its...
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Categories:
analogy,
Form: Italian Sonnet
Fairy Flying too Close to the GroundOur Crystol tells of tiny fairies, fair,
but what about the one who had to cry,
who broke her rudder, and she couldn't fly?
I see her lost and drifting through the air,
is there none to believe, and none...
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Categories:
fairy,
Form: Italian Sonnet
Voice of a Silent Crib: New Poetic Form - TearassonancenetMy Fair Lady Lidja--disquiet--sigh
Limit thine opinions, my Lord Miltrose,
Thy intent fails midst tardily shadows
Albeit findeth tis aid satisfy
Ahh! My Lord Sir Gilroy, tis nice surprise
Twill thine fair milieu idle pitched moist lips
Delivery thrills with a...
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Categories:
analogy, baby, death, Lullaby,
Form: Italian Sonnet
Deciduous
Late autumn winds are quickening the leaves
igniting metamorphosis of fall
where spectral colors burst forth and enthrall
a rapture brief, then vanishes and flees.
With fading eyes, she stares through window's eaves
to view the ancient oak, its heartbeat...
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Categories:
death, life,
Form: Italian Sonnet
A Day In A Life: New Poetic Form TearassonancenetAlan was at a baseball park and caught
Andy's fastball, playing catch. Unable
to call his pal Sam tapping a bottle
cola. 'Twas faraway, at last Sam, got ...
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Categories:
analogy,
Form: Italian Sonnet
A Wannabe Gameplayer: New Poetic Form--TEARASSONANCENETHark, Hallow Dark my dear pal, Titans Mars
rally Martian stars, tag team game Play--Card
Black, Naturals -- rare place reason, Blackguard
quandary, battlescarred, halt? Pass? Have cigars?
Smart-aleck, hmm! facial--compact, boxcars,
ugh! gawdawful....
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Categories:
analogy,
Form: Italian Sonnet
DeciduousDeciduous 9-9-24
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Deciduous
Artic flares beat upon my dark cocoon
I come in silence to hide from the dark
To bind my wounds with sunlit afternoons
Wrapping my pain with loneliness, so stark,
In isolation like a sinful moon
Spinning silken petals,...
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Categories:
life,
Form: Italian Sonnet
DeciduousMy springtime blood did flow a river’s rush
in steam bed’s cradle anchored to the land
as dreams rode jet streams to the cirrus strand.
I grew beneath the nimbus, thunder-lush
but autumn’s dry-leaf-drought did...
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Categories:
birth, imagery, life, metaphor,
Form: Italian Sonnet
Deciduous Time
Oh how I rue this deciduous time
relentless in it’s passing year by year;
while robbing memories we hold so dear
and shedding yonker that was once our prime.
Through time we plod this monumental climb;
the cliffs of life...
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Categories:
age, life, time,
Form: Italian Sonnet
The Autumn Farewell
The leaves of autumn blush in crimson hue,
A farewell whispered soft to summer's grace,
As golden light descends to take its place,
And forests don their robes of rusted dew.
The winds of change bring forth a chill...
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Categories:
autumn, farewell, weather,
Form: Italian Sonnet
Specific Types of Italian Sonnet Poems
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