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No Clue


How to write a superb sonnet beats me

Shakespeare is a genius at his work.

He makes it tricky for students like we

For his new message to find a new lurk.

 

Why Shakespeare did you write this way?

I am having trouble playing you.

Fourteen lines that have rhythm must I pay?

Thou art frustrating me, you are like glue.

 

Hours pass and I am still writing on thee,

You are like a foreign language or myth.

Do I have to scream or must I decree,

That your ways are tricky to connect with.

 

So here I am at last the last two lines,

Are about to be my last two confines.

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