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AN ENGLIGH CLASS ASSIGNMENT TO WRITE AN ODE ... INSTEAD OF [smile] BtVS EPISODE #3 (1.3) "The Witch" ONE-HAIKU (EPISODE) RECAP: The one where Buffy tries out for cheerleading, and ... gets cursed by a witch. |
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midday preview of this evening's TEA TIME in L.A. hour * 7-8PM Bronze Time * Posted by: forensicpoetry - Apr 02, 2002, 3:21 PM
(BUFFY-VERSE SERIES) SONNET #025 of 154
rhetorical verse in Shakespearean sonnet form
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About "The Witch," I choose to hold my tongue.
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But in the Bronze I found a post for which
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I felt compelled to post what must be sung.
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AN ENGLISH CLASS ASSIGNMENT made them sigh.
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THEY HAD TO WRITE A BALLAD which would frame . . .
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NOW, ballads have more slack than sonnets do,
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AND SO, I told them that a useful key
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to telling Gellar's tale was Going Through . . .
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FOR TEA TIME: Write G's song in those confines!
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FOR EXAMPLE: SUNG TO THE TUNE OF
Once upon a time, a girl named Gellar
got a job at sweet sixteen.
Acting on TV -- so well, so stellar
Won an Emmy fast. First year on the scene.
"Sweet Sarah's got to go."
"I must run Miss Gellar from my hood." . . . . . .
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