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(Buffy
Verse for 3/28 Tea Time) Sonnet School For Slayers [REMINDER:
7-8PM Bronze Time]
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 This is not Tea Time . . . but Tea
Time will come <g>( 7-8 PM Bronze Time )
Here's today's verse: Posted by: forensicpopouri - Mar 28, 2002, 3:53
PM
TRAINING: aka Sonnet
School For Slayers? (2-sonnet
sequence) [rhetorical verse in Shakespearean
sonnet form]
(1) WHEN BUFFY FIGHTS THE
VAMPIRES her quick
wits
supplies her
tongue with slashing words on
cue.
As Willow learned, it's
hard to say "what
fits
the moment"
when you're staking. How 'bout you? . .
.
. . . How quickly can you come up
with good lines
to
slay the demons that get in your way?
WELL,
HERE AT TEA TIME, we're not tasting
wines,
but rather
exercising how to say . .
.
. . .
more powerf'lly the thoughts in your own
mind.
So from now on Tea
"topics" won't be
mine.
Tea
Time's for slayer training "of a kind"
--
a
place where verbal muscles we
define.
Our
training regimen is formal
verse.
Because in battle . . . . no
time to rehearse.
(2) AT TEA
TIME I'M THE WATCHER. Shakespeare's
form
of sonnet is
the target that I set
for all
sharp slayer tongues. Your voice
transform
by virtue
of fast formal verse work.
Sweat.
YES, IT'S HARD WORK to
be a chosen
one.
Those who must
fight each day to save the
world
from
all the monsters who destroy the
fun
(while
never having their true flags unfurled).
"The fun" of living
must not be snuffed
out
by
"glorious"-schemed "agents" who dress
well
and
stroll the halls of Hollywood with
clout.
A slayer needs strong
words to walk through hell.
A
slayer's daily training's for the few.
The
question you must ask: Is it for
you.?
you
speak
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 beautifully hakued, glow! . . . I'm off
to post Tea Time thread
| Posted by:
forensicpopouri - Mar 28, 2002, 6:56
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| ...

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 1) Good evening FP
| Posted by:
glow - Mar 28, 2002, 6:34
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| Will Haikus be
accepted...
for today's tea
time?
2) Though sonnets I like
I
can't locate my ka-BOOMs.
Or grant me some
grace...
3) when I feebly try
to
compose sonnets worthy
of your keen wise
eyes.

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 REMINDER: Tea Time in L.A. topic/thread
will be posted at 7:00 PM Bronze Time
| Posted by:
forensicpopouri - Mar 28, 2002, 4:26
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| I'll be around for the
hour:
4-5 PM in Los Angeles (Pacific) 7-8 PM
by Bronze clock 12-1 AM in
London
etc.
Look for the thread at the top
of the threaded board at the start of Tea Time
hour.
See ya then. POOF

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 well
| Posted by:
soooztm - Mar 28, 2002, 4:25
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| this is the first of
your sonnets i caught at the bronze so i went back
and read the others ab fab !!!
though i myself
was never much for writing them i love to read them
you have truely got the beat

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 additional thanks to soooztm (for
reminding me. . .)
| Posted by:
forensicpopouri - Mar 28, 2002, 4:20
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| Let me give you a
little bigger THANKS for that
"awesome." Praise is very much appreciated.
<smile>
AND also thank you for
giving me an opportunity / reminder to tell everyone
just what the heck a Shakespearean sonnet is. (see 2
messages down)
Yep. They're sonnets . . . but
formatted in such an unusual way (for easy reading)
that they may not look like 'em.
<smile>

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 my bad
| Posted by:
soooztm - Mar 28, 2002, 4:18
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| first read of the post
only showed me abab cdcd efef of the first sonnet thus
my comment
odd freaky of my puter
upon
refresh i see the whole
apologies

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 FOOTNOTES: PREVIOUS TEA TIME RELATED
LINKS
| Posted by:
forensicpopouri - Mar 28, 2002, 4:06
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3/20/02
Question for a Brit: When is Tea
Time?-tid=47101 3/22/02 Quote Of Joss Whedon Post
About The Bronze from 5/21/00 -
tid=48092
PREVIOUS TEA TIME
HOURS 3/20/02 tid=47264 #1 Tea Time! (Yanks steal
tea time from the British) 3/21/02 tid=47816 #2
"Consructive Praise" (What Do We Hold
Sacred?) 3/22/02 tid=48211 #3 Joss Whedon & The
Bronze 3/23/02 tid=48693 #4 Giles' Daylight Savings
Time (& naughty Sing-Along) 3/24/02 tid=49105 #5
DoubleMeat Morality 3/25/02 tid=49423 #6 If You Could
Speak One Haiku To Joss 3/26/02 tid=49999 #7 The
Powers That Tea Proclaim: Verse Only (Marsters
Encounter) 3/27/02 tid=50583 #8 All Musical
Buffy
PREVIOUSLY POSTED TEA TIME
SONNETS: #1: BEYOND "NORMAL AGAIN" -
tid=46649 #2: RILEY & SAM'S GROWN-UP-ITUDE -
tid=47071 #3: WHAT DO WE HOLD SACRED? -
tid=47636 #4-7 WHY I POST IN SHAKESPEAREAN SONNETS
(4-sonnet
sequence) PART
1 -
tid=48156 PART
2 - tid=48152 #8 DOUBLEMEAT MORALITY -
tid=49007 #9-12 ALL MUSICAL BUFFY (4-sonnnet
sequence) PART
1 -
tid=50573 PART
2 - tid=50575
SATIRICAL SONG 3/23/02
Nude-Platoon Drill Sargeant Review of Season 6 ("Dead
Things") - tid=48604
HAIKU SEQUENCE
(OT) OSCAR "RACE" 3/25/02 -
tid=49359

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 thanks soooztm . . . but the two sonnets
above ARE in Shakespearean sonnet form
| Posted by:
forensicpopouri - Mar 28, 2002, 4:06
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SHAKESPEAREAN
/ ENGLISH SONNET FORM
14 lines of
iambic pentameter
Rhyme scheme: ABAB
CDCD EFEF GG
The above verses (although
formatted for easier reading) conform to Shakesperean
sonnet requirements.

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 awesome
| Posted by:
soooztm - Mar 28, 2002, 3:59
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| not true sonnet
form but that was some kick asss
rhythm!!!!!

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