Sonnet I by Sir John Suckling

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Sonnet I

Dost see how unregarded now
That piece of beauty passes?
There was a time when I did vow
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Sir John Suckling

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Stacey James (10/21/2008 2:27:00 PM)
your poem is really good carry on with the perfect poems! ! !

Marie Smith (10/21/2007 6:19:00 AM)
Falling out of love is more complex than just a surface attraction perhaps the poet has merely become bored with her obvious beauty and indeed there is nothing more interesting to captivate his wit, beneath her 'unchanged face' a challenge to Shakespeare whose love sonnets tend to relate death of love to passages of time and loss of aesthetic beauty thus his attempt to immortalise love's beauty in words

Archie Langford (10/21/2007 4:42:00 AM)
this is a sonnet and a half.

Micah Ogberhie (10/21/2006 12:11:00 PM)
I like ur unusual style, a sort of ''inversion'' and ur use of ellipses which shows that u are a poet to d core, though ur poem is not a sonnet by its technical meaning but i suppose ur choice of theme is best understood 2 u...cheers!

Christian Eliab Ratnam (10/21/2005 7:11:00 AM)
This is not a sonnet it has more than 14 lines!