for A Petrarchan Sonnet: ¡EL CHUPACABRA!4/3/2007 c1 
6the sacred night
You're so funny. Actually it fits really well, because sonnets are supposed to have a twist at the end. Or English sonnets are. Italian sonnets have it around lines 8 and 9, and I don't know about Petrarchan sonnets, since the only time I read them is when English sonnets are based on them.
6the sacred nightYou're so funny. Actually it fits really well, because sonnets are supposed to have a twist at the end. Or English sonnets are. Italian sonnets have it around lines 8 and 9, and I don't know about Petrarchan sonnets, since the only time I read them is when English sonnets are based on them.
4/1/2007 c1 93Venustas iaceo
Oh my gosh, candelabra DOES rhyme with chupacabra. That's pretty amusing. I was watching a show on chupacabras today, haha. Cows with missing utters and what not.
That was pretty awesome, despite the (for you?) which seemed awkward, really. And breaking scheme? Fahh. Not to worry - you're a modern writer. They're supposed to be abstract (but often fail miserably). Plus, you have it about goat sucker. What's not cool about a goat sucker? It's a million times better than say... a yeti.
What's 'knock-kneed' fright? Where you can't move? I'm curious.
Wow, this is a really crappy review. I apologize for that... I usually don't suck (I think).
93Venustas iaceoOh my gosh, candelabra DOES rhyme with chupacabra. That's pretty amusing. I was watching a show on chupacabras today, haha. Cows with missing utters and what not.
That was pretty awesome, despite the (for you?) which seemed awkward, really. And breaking scheme? Fahh. Not to worry - you're a modern writer. They're supposed to be abstract (but often fail miserably). Plus, you have it about goat sucker. What's not cool about a goat sucker? It's a million times better than say... a yeti.
What's 'knock-kneed' fright? Where you can't move? I'm curious.
Wow, this is a really crappy review. I apologize for that... I usually don't suck (I think).