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RE: A Toy and Flower Sonnet (Petrarchan)
Thank you, Maryln, for both an intriguing and delightful sonnet, and also such a fine description of the Petrarchan form.
I shall be thinking about this form and considering whether to use it in my next sonnet. :D
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That'd be great, @creatr ☻ There are variations in all sonnet forms; I should pick one next time. Thanks for your appreciation and for writing amazing poetry. I've just visited your library ;)
I would find any article you might care to write about alternative sonnet forms to be interesting, enlightening, and educational. I'm not always very "alert" to what's happening here on Steemit, and so--in the event that you do explain any other forms--I would consider it a great personal favor were you to leave me a note about it? I would not want to miss that.
Thank you so much for taking the time to visit my library, and for your great encouragement today. :D
Sure thing, my new Steemit-friend ☻ I'll let you know! And thanks for you kindness ♥