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A test of prowess and of lingual skill
A way with words and vernacular things Composed from manners of my true goodwill I paint with words the craft that is of kings A blank mind kills the humble sonnet’s being The quatrains and couplet torment the brain Some write without a sight that is foreseeing Of rules and schemes of which they can’t maintain With articulation and orat’ry I carve my verse with ingenuity Of dialect I am a devotee I’m truly without ambiguity Though complex and stressful as it may seem ‘Tis I who in the end does reign supreme
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