Sonnet #420
(this is a Sonnet that I wrote in 12th grade for my AP/IB English class)
How life's turbulance holds us like a thief.
In the prison of minds conscience is found,
the key to our own sanity is chief,
in melody of our mixing the sound.
Of love and laughter becomes a symbol,
for when I ponder lifes reason, and see
my gifts, my skill, my joy and goal
in life is not to drift through space, but be
As good as our ability allows
our life to run its course all etched in stone
but when I think of how a right man bows
or how the penitent man must be shown
the path for which is found fruit all well-known
is given wisdom not to even go
3 Comments:
interesting, sorta fits now? Life is turbulance; I guess you just are at different parts of the river.
9:08 PM, October 03, 2006
Hey Ulla, ya, I suppose it fits now even more than ever.
But on the flip side, I guess it also shows that I have never really FIXED anything, I have not improved in all this time (10 years!). That is a sad realization that I have to deal with. On the bright side, at least now I realize the starkness of needing change, and HOPEFULLY, I can finally learn to reach my potential.
11:23 AM, October 04, 2006
I read this after reading Shakespeare's sonnet #69. I was hoping for a joke, but I got this.
7:36 AM, March 30, 2016
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