Sonnet #1

Sonnet #1

A Poem by Bobbert
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I was feeling inspired after reading some of Shakespeare's sonnets and decided to try my hand at it. I hope you enjoy it!

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Where does one begin to write about his muse?
Shall I compare thee to a day? A flower? The sun?
No. Such words hath already been spoken, I will not reuse.
I will speak my heart true before I come undone.
The fiery passion burning in thine eyes,
The curly locks bestowed upon thine head,
Altruistic by nature, tread carefully I dare advise,
For thou art a maiden blind to her own delight instead.
A smile that hath become the silhouette of all I hold dear,
There exists no other smile that can compare.
A chuckle that melts away all the pain of the most severe.
My favorite miracle, the angel, the answer to my prayer.
Our time is fleeting, thine 3 months quicker than my own,
Although we spend it apart.. thou art forever my muse, this much I have shown.

© 2016 Bobbert


Author's Note

Bobbert
This is my first attempt at a Shakespearean style sonnet.

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Added on September 30, 2016
Last Updated on September 30, 2016
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