Da theme dis monf is all about the ripe sweetness of da BWUEBEWWY. So natuwally, onwy a poetic sonnet fwum Mishtow Willy Shakes himself, will dewww! hehehe
Let’s learn a bit more about da Sonnet below and pwease, blenjoy Da Dawk Bewwy Sonnet!
by Tiny Chef
(translated by mish ally)
It’s said, there’s seven wonders of the world
I know that can’t be true
‘Cause in a woody stem unfurled,
the radiance of hue.
How wondrous of a thing you are
That few other flora glee
the royal blue is that on par
with nothing else we see
the velvet cape, you wear to make
the nectar you possess
safe in case the earth should quake
and shield your loveliness
The world itself, it stands to be
is held inside a blueberry.
Information provided by The Poetry Foundation.
The sonnet, one of the oldest, strictest, and most enduring poetic forms, comes from the Italian word sonetto, meaning “little song.” Its origins date to the thirteenth century, to the Italian court. Giacomo de Lentini is credited with its invention, though Francesco Petrarca (Petrarch) was its most famous early practitioner. The form was adopted and enthusiastically embraced by the English in the Elizabethan period, most notably by Shakespeare, who gave it the structure we commonly think of today: 14 lines of rhymed iambic pentameter.