My Shakespearean Sonnet - No Sympathy for Our Misery

By Stanley Switalski
Task: For the next 14 days you will complete your sonnet. Start by giving your sonnet a title, then write the first line Due tomorrow. You will leave a working copy for me and keep one in your journals. Of course your Sonnet must closely mimic Shakespeare’s. Have Fun with this
1. Although the world might seem to be flawless,
2. Everything must have its darkest hour.
3. Without warning, our world becomes a mess.
4. Called the president, he is in power.
5. He is the puppeteer, we the puppets.
6. He states we should set other countries free.
7. And yet we are left with all the war debts.
8. We remain puppets! And he holds the key.
9. For eight years now we have remained silent,
10. But now it’s time for us to start caring.
11. Like Gandhi, we don’t need to be violent.
12. We won’t need to be anymore daring.
13. We just need to go out and vote today!
14. And with this take the puppeteer away!
 

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