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Miltonic Sonnet
Miltonic Sonnet Poems - Poems about Miltonic Sonnet
Children of the Sun
...Tomorrow's dawn will start the longest day When summer takes the torch and starts to run He'll summon all the children of the sun His followers that love his warming way They'll laugh and celeb......
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Daniel Turner
Categories:
miltonic sonnet,
appreciation, summer, sun,
Form:
Sonnet
Prayer For Faith-Miltonic Sonnet
...How can it be that few of us can see the hands of greed and pride have dealt their blow and caused a horrid lack of faith to grow Will God still listen to my earnest plea as I request His help on ben......
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Carolyn Devonshire
Categories:
miltonic sonnet,
faith, hope,
Form:
Sonnet
Bit Coin
...Planners hath much to quarrel and to quill, Yet, not know their own eye or trailed hand, Doth quickly consume an unfathomed land. ......
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Lisa Lee
Categories:
miltonic sonnet,
art, deep, hope, inspirational,
Form:
Sonnet
Pure Circumstance
...God knows each heart that walks the streets, and then, each sense of guilt caught up in false pretense. How not to spend a tear at their expense How do we not reflect wha......
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Carrie Richards
Categories:
miltonic sonnet,
people, poverty, social, society,
Form:
Sonnet
Colour Blindness - Miltonic Sonnet
...Showcase of my favourite painted collection, a Piled up for years, eventually being inaugurated, b Without fail, what if colours were amalgamated ? b No one could ever u......
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Dr. Upma A. Sharma
Categories:
miltonic sonnet,
art, color, passion, words,
Form:
Sonnet
The Modern Poets' Society
...How different was the world of long ago when writing was a special skill to hone, and masters of this art were so well known with names like Wordsworth, Shelley, Frost or Poe. The realm of poetry beg......
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Andrea Dietrich
Categories:
miltonic sonnet,
poets, society,
Form:
Italian Sonnet
After the Storm
...There is a stillness after the raging storm, a quiet only disturbed by birds' songs; so many joyful sounds now heard the coos, caws, and chirping none lagging Solid clouds still amassed, no ......
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Sara Kendrick
Categories:
miltonic sonnet,
faith, life, planet,
Form:
Sonnet
A Cause To Rejoice
...onsenting adults should be allowed their own choice. I’ll leave moral judgment to the heavens above, but this is one thing that I certainly now know - a union of any two lovers is a cause to rejoice. Written and posted on 4/29/2014 for Craig Conrish's "Miltonic Sonnet" contest.......
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Joe Flach
Categories:
miltonic sonnet,
marriage, political,
Form:
Sonnet
Complications of Charity
...Should we that have no lack give of our store Of food to those who live in daily need When they cannot deny the pressing greed Of cravings and addictions crying, "More For me, and you'll forget t......
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Isaiah Zerbst
Categories:
miltonic sonnet,
addiction, bible, community, giving,
Form:
Sonnet
Legs Are My Wings
...At some point, my legs begin to converse of time spent on the trail, rest now needed, For like a horse's labors exceeded, the strength mere food and ......
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Michael Wegman
Categories:
miltonic sonnet,
adventure, america, metaphor, mountains,
Form:
Sonnet
Earth
...In frozen space there spins a marveled sphere On balanced perch with fettered care, aglow An artful system shields a fragile show And skillfully adjusts to nature’s veer Both land and sea wor......
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David Mohn
Categories:
miltonic sonnet,
earth, environment,
Form:
Sonnet
Lost Souls-Miltonic Sonnet
...Lost souls that always roam the lonely roads, Ever searching for that spring they shan’t find In melancholy souls of their same kind, Whose burdens break their backs with heavy loads, Intert......
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Connie Marcum Wong
Categories:
miltonic sonnet,
life, loneliness, lost,
Form:
Sonnet
Seeking the Answer -Miltonic Sonnet
...The shadows creep and faintly in the sky, stars begin to come to us with gentle light. And once more our fancy doth take flight with man's eternal question " oh God, why? What place have we when then......
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Barbara Gorelick
Categories:
miltonic sonnet,
introspection, spiritual,
Form:
Sonnet