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Sonnet - Mixed Iambic and Trochaic Verse

A chapter in the book Commentary and Philosophy

Resolutions

by Treischel

Resolutions
(A Sonnet)




'Tis breaking dawn of coming year.
Wouldst strive to make the future clear,
Consulting through a crystal ball,
Or Gypsy fortune telling all.

Perchance magical solutions
Dost aid setting resolutions.
Prithee, that faire intentions caught,
Insures these plans shant go for naught.

Alas, past history has cast
A shadow 'pon my will to last.
Hark, take tidings with great sorrow.
All's been broken by the morrow.

Still, like unto a ruined romance,
I'll vie to take another chance.





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Happy New Year to All. May all our resolutions be kept!

This poem is a Sonnet that has two types of meter within. All lines are written in Tetrameter (4 foot or 8 syllable counts). Most lines are Iambic, having accent on the second syllable (da Dum, da Dum, the line starts soft and ends with a hard accent). But four lines are Trochaic, having the accent on the first syllable (DA dum, Da dum, each line starting with a hard accent and ending soft). The Trochaic lines are:
Perchance magical solutions
Dost aid setting resolutions.
Hark, take tidings with great sorrow.
All's been broken by the morrow.

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