My try at a sonnet

By hate_doll

You think there's every night to live this way

And remain subtle in the way you stride

Please, give me just a moment to convey

Passion's plea and the bliss it will provide

A chance is in your smile, this dance is a risk

The floor is alive with what could be had

You don't give me any reason to persist

Though you do have a come-hither laugh

Let go of other nights, hold only this one

It is time to strut rather than refuse

Fell the beat and leave your shoes undone

To take this dance or not is yours to choose,

"My stride is subtle and shall stay so

And as to your question, the answer is no."

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© 2006 whitney bash
Published on Monday, April 17, 2006.     Filed under: "Spiritual" and "Poetry"
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  • GreekPhilosopher On Thursday, July 13, 2006, GreekPhilosopher (156)By person wrote:

    Hey Hey Hey Now. That Was Really Good! Loved It! GPhD.

  • Mari On Friday, June 2, 2006, Mari (419)By person wrote:

    your profile reminds me of an anime

  • blue On Friday, June 2, 2006, blue (1409)By person wrote:

    Damn you and all others that can actually write solid sonnets! I..just..can't..do..it. grr. *snarlyface* "fell the beat..." loved that line! ~b

  • GreekPhilosopher On Friday, June 2, 2006, GreekPhilosopher (156)By person wrote:

    "My stride is subtle" Very Nice. Glad To See You Still Writing! GPhD.

  • monalisamarie On Wednesday, May 3, 2006, monalisamarie (113)By person wrote:

    I love the structure of Shakespearian sonnets and you have pulled this one off with elequence and a level of thought that even Willy himself would enjoy.

  • Blood of Winter On Tuesday, April 18, 2006, Blood of Winter (296)By person wrote:

    Your words seem to flow from a better world, one more beautiful and invigoratingly filled with life.

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