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BUFFY-VERSE SERIES (58-61) |
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BtVS EPISODE #14 (2.02) "Some Assembly Required" ONE-HAIKU (EPISODE) RECAP: The one where Cordy almost becomes the head of ... bride of Frankenstein |
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Rhetorical verse for Tea Time in L.A. #25 - (Talking about Buffy as Shakespeare would have. [g]) Posted by: forensicpoetry - Apr 18, 2002, 11:13 AM
rhetorical verse in Shakespearean sonnet form }
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is loved by his blood kin one slice too much.
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His mother, zombified to lose son-jock.
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His glory she relives -- else, out of touch.
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FRATERNAL LOVE and SCIENCE mixed to join
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dead brother's broken flesh with life. // NEXT TRACK:
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ROMANTIC LOVE'S fraternal . . . mixed with groin . . .
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That special one can make you lose your head
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and break the rules much higher than by Hoyle
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(that masterpiece on games you may have read).
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But human love's not easy to explain.
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JUST WHY would Willow pine for Xander's kiss.
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("A strange, off-putting" guy, as Drac will say.)
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AND WHY does worldly Angel somehow miss
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the sight of Buffy in the light of day?
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the Slayer shouldn't let her mind fixate
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on rating some folk higher in some poll
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of "Who I Should Save First". She cannot hate . . .
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The Slayer should save ev'ry life the same.
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And having friends and lovers means deny
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your sacred duty ... OH, YOU THINK THAT'S LAME?
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Slay duty means you don't roll love's strange dice.
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THIS MAY SEEM A LONG WAY from Frankenstein,
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and chopping up some girls to make a bride
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who'll love an ugly monster -- think he's "fine."
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BUT human love is always mixed with PRIDE.
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a kiss from Xander 'cept when she was dead --
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Pre-ugly jock thought Cordy was a cow.
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BUT NOW he's happy to have Cordy's head . . .
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(This silly story point ignores his class
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which even end-zone dancing can't erase --
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hot, snotty Cordy was too rich a lass.)
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the themes inside this story were pell-mell.
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ONE EPISODE BEFORE Bad Spike and Dru
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inject ol' Sunnydale with their fresh blood . . .
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SOME EPISODES ARE "FILLER" (one or two).
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To me ol' "Some Assembly . . . " was a dud.
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a storyline that didn't touch my heart?
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WELL, SOMETIMES that which fails to tantalize
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gives opportunity to take apart . . .
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NOT Bride Of Frankenstein . . . BUT God's strange love
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which says that those we'd hate, instead, adore.
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THIS SONNET LEADS ME HERE: |
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I've said enough. This tale, I set aside.
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