Margaret Sonnet ( Acrostic Sonnet)

Margaret Sonnets1

Margaret gains the respect of many2

Always ready to share her wise advice3

Rare she truly is; knowledge is plenty4

Given achievement her work pays its price5

Amity she naturally emanates 6

Regarding all those whom she comes to meet7

Evoking wisdom to learn all her traits8

That offers poetry written complete9

So read her work that is written with care10

On golden words her pen expels grandeur11

Not many come to equally compare 12

Never ending beauty comes natural to her13

Each Sonnet of iambs her specialty14

To not miss the beat of morality15

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Author notes

Written in my best iambic pentameter. I might get it down pat one day. lol!  Margaret truly is a gifted writer.

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  • theDARK1
    February 6, 2008

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    i believe you have great talent to pull off an accrostic and a sonnet (i can't do sonnets). itz also a great tribute to someone just by the way it was written. great job, DARK.


  • Mari Goes
    July 1, 2005
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    Melissa, this is such a beautiful work! I just love to see what you can do with acrostics. Here you give a wonderful and warm tribute to Margaret, which she so deserves!
    Your words are lovely and show so much of her great personality.

    What concerns the form, I think you have some lines where the iambics are not quite perfect. Of course it doesn't matter when words come from the heart.
    Thanks so much for this beautiful poem and all the best with all you do!
    Mari


  • Yemassee gold member
    June 30, 2005
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    I'm certainly no judge of sonnets (I know, why am I judging...ask Mari she just plopped me in here, lol.) but I've read a lot of Margaret's sonnets and I think you've caught (whether intentional or by chance) her tone. The similarity is in tone and how you clearly state and resolve...there is no murky ground left to wonder about your transition.

    What makes this even more amazing is that you done all this in an acrostic...some of you guys scare me (which is different because my poems usually scare people for an entirely different reason!)

    Edited on Jun 30, 3:05 p.m. because ''.


  • angelica
    June 30, 2005
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    Dear Melissa, I love this beautiful Acrostic Sonnet Melissa, she is a wonderful lady whom I admire very much.
    Love Joan


  • MargaretG
    June 29, 2005
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    Very sweet

    Dear Melissa, I'm thrilled to see your entry here, it is a delightful acrostic sonnet, and your sentiment has warmed my heart. I love your pink rose background too.

  • Samplette
    June 29, 2005
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    A beautifully written acrostic sonnet. Beautifully penned. A lovely tribute to her as well. Nice work mees..
    Sam


  • June 29, 2005
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    Very sweet words for whom in what I can see is a queen of Sonnets, ofcourse with regards to Mary6 here. Such sweetness bestowed in this effort of words given and in the time made using both forms of poetry here. Although I do not know you as a poet, it is nice to see you and the others tacking their time write for Magaret. Good luck in the contest, Cisco

  • M.A.King
    June 29, 2005
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    Acrostics are hard enough, sonnets are hard enough, but to take both forms and mesh them so beautifully is quite an accomplishment. I do not attempt this double form very often and when I do it takes weeks to turn out anything. You have filled this sonnet with Margaret's wonderful qualities and with your own affection for her. A wonderful work!

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