A Modernist SonnetA Poem by Ken e BujoldYou don't need to know Modernism, but it helpsEzra, Eliot needing a juicy rhyme wagered: loser would have to blanket Stein! Two weeks, ten days, they bantered the rhyme's time line, iambic or free based, Mersey or Rhine? Eliot proposed April, the lilacs in bloom, Ezra a little crusty argued for Berlin in autumn, far easier to let a room! To judge, they asked the old Butler, a whim seeing how Yeats could really bus ta rhyme! William considered, demurred, a waste land of colored couplets too much in his mine: "I'm also quite certain," he tartly quipped "that old w***e Gertrude, more than you two goats could ever bed! Besides she loves boats." Ken e Bujold 2022
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2 Reviews Added on September 21, 2022 Last Updated on September 21, 2022 AuthorKen e BujoldSomewhere in Ontario, CanadaAboutWriters write, it's what we do. Fish swim, woodpeckers peck... writers scribble (inside and outside the lines). more..Writing
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