Friday, January 18, 2013

Sonnet - I (O Shall You Love Me Through My Mellowed Years) Comments

Rating: 5.0

O shall you love me through my mellowed years
When I am no more as the rising sun
As less my visage to your heart endears -
The sweetness age thus ever has undone
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Valerie Dohren
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Captain Cur 20 April 2013

softly speaks the trials of love's refrain what's bound by youth may wizened age retain.

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Mary Forrester 05 March 2013

Heart felt and beautiful.

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Dee Corpolongo 21 February 2013

A very beautiful and warm sonnet, written by a warm and beautiful poet, Val. I love the words forevermore.....such deeply felt meaning it does endure....

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Neela Nath Das 17 February 2013

ab, ab, cd, cd, ef, ef, gg is the rhyme-scheme.Bearing the same fragrance like Shakespeare and Petrarch.Very beautiful!

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Danny Draper 05 February 2013

A fine sonnet, and as explored the heart sees that which it desires, and in seeing, enduring love is oblivious to that desired in youth realising it is only truely endowed by maturity. A lovely classic structure and form.

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Danny Draper 05 February 2013

A fine sonnet, and as explored the heart sees that which it desires, and in seeing, enduring love is oblivious to that desired in youth realising it is only truely endowed by maturity. A lovely classic structure and form.

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Kelvin Owusu 23 January 2013

an excellent read, great poem

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Unwritten Soul 21 January 2013

Peace is the melody that flows from your hand_Soul

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Dave Walker 21 January 2013

A beautiful poem, age is just a number, I love my partner more each day.

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Jahan Zeb 20 January 2013

Beautiful. Very lovely. Rhythmic, rhyming and has a beautiful flow. you have succeeded in giving your old days eternity. this really is a heartfelt write.

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Shahzia Batool 20 January 2013

@ Valsa George... very right! ... a very neat shakespearean composition in the same meaningful 3 stanzas with alternate rhyme and a couplet is now producing a desire to have more of the same traditional flavour...i love not only Shakespearean sonnets, but preferably Shakespeare's own sonnets too...Love is not love which alters when it alteration finds! ! !

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The appeal is clear and candid and this man in the sonnet will hopefully stand by you ever, be assured Valerie.

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Valsa George 18 January 2013

Like the Shakesperean sonnets, it seems that you have in mind a series of sonnets.(Shakespeare wrote over 156 sonnets) . Sonnet No1 is beautiful and we readers can look forward to equally good ones in the coming days!

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Lyn Paul 18 January 2013

Really BeAUtiful. Thank you

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Heather Wilson 18 January 2013

True love weathers all, a really beautiful romantic sonnet

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Stevie Taite 18 January 2013

Beautiful Val. I think I have leaky eyes again. Your poems so often evoke emotions in me

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Neela Nath Das 18 January 2013

A nice sonnet on love. Really, I learn from you always!

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