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ZyrusB Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Help with Iambic Pentameter

Hello I am looking for help with my sonnet that is supposed to be in Iambic Pentameter form and I am having so much trouble with it. If you guys could help out I would be so happy and it would make my whole entire week!

I tried putting as much as I could in Iambic Pentameter form but I think I'm tone deaf. If one of you could take the time to help me out it would save my school year.

Hearts can be the land of mercy or doubt

As for Much as love is never ending

Until you see no mercy given out

Full of a hatefulness and mending

Fiery laced hearts in the chests of many

For they are blinded by the cliche of love

Severely Broken and torn in plenty

Tears of a flood or dead as a dove

Red cheeks stained with a fearful depression

Some clothes covered in blood and torn to shreds

The way out is death or intervention

Fall in the coma of darkness in bed

to be lifted up by life once again

Always know fate will never lose but win
  

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Type ' iambic pentameter ' in the Search box and press Enter on your keyboard. You'll find dozens of previous threads on this topic. See also the Related forum threads below.

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  • You'll find dozens of previous threads on this topic.
  • See also the Related forum threads below.
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Type 'iambic pentameter' in the Search box and press Enter on your keyboard.

You'll find dozens of previous threads on this topic.

See also the Related forum threads below.

Rover
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I have looked at previous threads and none have really helped me. I am just looking for a little bit of guidance of what to do here. I just want to know what lines are close to Iambic Pentameter and some help to make this actually a decent sonnet.
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Each line must have the rhythm

di dah di dah di dah di dah di dah,

('di' being an unstressed syllable and 'dah' a stressed syllable).

Only the third line of your effort meets that criterion.
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Appreciate it atleast it's something thank you

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