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RICHARD "Rascal" JENKINS
6 months ago

Hi, Redzone! I welcome you to “BACK TO POETRY BASICS” and would like to invite you to join-in on our Sonnet lesson (below). It’s easy: just read and follow along. I look forward to sharing with you. ⁓ Richard🖌
- redzone
  6 months ago
  
  Hi Richard,
  - redzone
    6 months ago
    
    oops didn’t mean to send that too short of a reply. I read your paper? instructions about the nature of and what constitutes a formally written English Sonnet. I am afraid I have only ever attempted one. If I can find it I will post in the “Back To Poetry Basics” group. This group was mented to me by Valuptas Whispers Unholy. and then I saw Fia’s…Read More
    - RICHARD "Rascal" JENKINS
      6 months ago
      
      C’mon, Curt, join-in. There’s nothing like taking advantage of an opportunity when it present itself, and it’s FREE! With your creative talents, it would be most thrilling to read your version of a proper Sonnet, and then you’ll know how from then on. : )

RICHARD "Rascal" JENKINS
6 months ago

Hi, TFT! I welcome you to “BACK TO POETRY BASICS”, and would like to invite you to join-in on our Sonnet lesson (two posts below). It’s easy: just read and follow along. I look forward to sharing with you. ⁓ Richard🖌

RICHARD "Rascal" JENKINS
6 months ago

Fia, you really need to study the lesson more thoroughly for a complete understanding.
- Fia Naturie
  6 months ago
  
  I am going to. By next week it should be better.
  - RICHARD "Rascal" JENKINS
    6 months ago
    
    I hope so … the topic is very interesting, if you can get it into proper Sonnet format. : )
    - Fia Naturie
      6 months ago
      
      I’m trying
      - RICHARD "Rascal" JENKINS
        6 months ago
        
        For examples, you might read and study some of my posted sonnets, applying what you’ve learned from the lesson to become a bit more familiar with the Sonnet format … you should have it down by next week’s session. It doesn’t have to be perfect, just show a basic understanding we can build on.
        
        Fia Naturie
        6 months ago
        
        okay

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