Write a sonnet that meets the following criteria: Write fourteen lines of iambic pentameter. Use a sonnet rhyme scheme. Use the first eight lines to set up your idea (the octave). Use the last six lines to conclude your idea (sestet). Use the example sonnet by Shakespeare given in the project as an example.

Explanation:

It seems as though you need a little help

With writing a creative sonnet poem

But you have a lot to learn you wee kelp

So I will tell you with this Jeroboam.

You cannot tell us to write for you, dear,

Because this isn't a group project, love,

I must confirm your most dreadful fear, babe:

You have to write it, a problem thereof.

Fear not! I may still help under Shakespeare

A sonnet has three quatrains- in a rhyme,

A couplet for the last two lines sincere,

Iambic too- as easy as a crime!

This isn't a good use of my spare time,

So I must say goodbye- until next time!

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