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Sonnet II

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Like sunshine filtered through unseasoned leaves
Sweet life lent me a dream amidst its sway,
Though often betrothed dreamers and thieves
And so alike the eve and the dawn of day,
Yet the wistful heart did spin me a tale
On her countenence and her childish voice,
The fearless feather quill which served the frail
Wove charming fables to my mind's rejoice,
And wishful my soul to absurdly hope
For a future born of evanescence,
And how naive I was to briskly elope
Fair fiction's act of masterful pretense,   
Alas everyday love! What be your end
Except these sonnets that poets have penned?  
I decided to challenge *tatterdemalioncandle to a Shakespearean sonnet writing bout. She finished hers in no time at all, and it is in all honesty, a beautiful piece; do check it out (Here's the link: [link]). Mine took slightly longer, but here it is.

Please enjoy and critique!
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:star::star::star::star-half::star-empty: Overall
:star::star::star::star-empty::star-empty: Vision
:star::star::star::star::star-empty: Originality
:star::star::star::star::star-empty: Technique
:star::star::star::star-empty::star-empty: Impact

Forgive me for giving a low score on vision, but I'll be fairly honest - I don't get it....

While its rhythm was without a doubt very well maintained - I could hear Dylan Thomas reciting this oratory with satisfaction, since its approach is similar in depth and scope as a Dylan Thomas poem - I couldn't find anything in this particular poem that.... not exactly appealed to me, so much as it left a... picturesque sense to me.

I usually don't give low critique (and particularly your works which are well written) but here, because I didn't understand it, I couldn't gauge the subtle meanings of the sonnet - it simply passed through my head.

Conclusion reached: Write a synoptic summary as a seperate deviation which is linked back to this Sonnet. It'll help a lot - by providing references through which one can guide themselves towards the direction of (or the signs and symbols alluded in) this poem.

Again, I'm really sorry for the low critique - I didn't get it, that's all.