...??? How?!

Cheeky Missy

(sonnet # CCCCXII)


"...Of cabbages and kings," or crimson dye
And haunting screams; of adages or crows,
Mercedes Benz and kitchen sinks; of woes,
Indiff'rent beings; of leprechuans, blue sky;
Of passion's varied schemes, corrosion, lye;
Old castles, lingerie, terse, worn out beaus;
Black holes that eat voracious all that grows:
Of nothing twice nor satisfied I try
To write and ne'er succeed, though time I waste
In crafting, letting fancy play and choose
Whatever suits her will's capricious taste.
Yet with each foray through, my rhymes are clues
Of something quite defined. I cut and baste
As oft ere now, and lose. The goal's a ruse?

26Dec11
D54a

  • Author: Chic George (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 26th, 2011 23:29
  • Comment from author about the poem: Hahaha, success eludes me yet. Is it even possible to write a sonnet about nothing? I mean, sure, my last try was a definition of that word, more or less. But what I am desiring to write is a sonnet about nothing at all. I know, if you try you fail. It's unattainable?
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