CrownofChaos
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This poem, and all others with "Crown of Chaos" in the title, are part of a heroic crown of sonnets. A heroic crown is a collection of 14 sonnets, whose first lines all form a 15th sonnet, which is the sonnet below.
(This poem is part of a heroic crown of sonnets. For more information, see "Crown of Chaos, Crown Jewel")
A crown of sonnets: quite a daunting feat
To even try would label me a fool.
(This poem is part of a heroic crown of sonnets. For more information, see "Crown of Chaos, Crown Jewel")
Perhaps I should give something else a try.
If I gave up, no one would ever know.
(This poem is part of a heroic crown of sonnets. For more information, see "Crown of Chaos, Crown Jewel")
But I can't let this crown go incomplete
So I must choose its contents rather quick
(This poem is part of a heroic crown of sonnets. For more information, see "Crown of Chaos, Crown Jewel")
I do not want to be that kind of guy
Who never makes the point he wants to make
(This poem is part of a heroic crown of sonnets. For more information, see "Crown of Chaos, Crown Jewel")
Unless that guy is Batman; that'd be sweet.
That did not start this sonnet very well.
(This poem is part of a heroic crown of sonnets. For more information, see "Crown of Chaos, Crown Jewel")
From my own pit I shall attempt to rise
And make myself a wholly greater bloke
(This poem is part of a heroic crown of sonnets. For more information, see "Crown of Chaos, Crown Jewel")
I shall become a scholarly elite
When I am coronated king of math
And all will awe when I lay pen to sheet
(This poem is part of a heroic crown of sonnets. For more information, see "Crown of Chaos, Crown Jewel")
And if you disagree, then damn your eyes.
I'm sorry, that came out a little rude
(This poem is part of a heroic crown of sonnets. For more information, see "Crown of Chaos, Crown Jewel")
These Sonnets must continue, nonetheless
I cannot let my efforts be for naught
(This poem is part of a heroic crown of sonnets. For more information, see "Crown of Chaos, Crown Jewel")
Until I make the effort that's required
I'll waste away my days upon the 'net
(This poem is part of a heroic crown of sonnets. For more information, see "Crown of Chaos, Crown Jewel")
At my potential I can only guess.
But all my doubts have been expressed before.
(This poem is part of a heroic crown of sonnets. For more information, see "Crown of Chaos, Crown Jewel")
I hope to end these sonnets with a smile.
To work some wonders with my wacky wit.
(This poem is part of a heroic crown of sonnets. For more information, see "Crown of Chaos, Crown Jewel")
If I must leave, I'd like to leave in style.
The one that I have always written in
A message from a major metaphile
