This is a sonnet form invented by Jose Rizal M. Reyes of the Philippines, and not yet named, by him. This temporary name provided by Lawrence Eberhart.
It is stanzaic, consisting of quatrain, quatrain, couplet, quatrain.
It is metric, written in iambic pentameter.
It is Refrained
rhyming pattern: aaaB cccB dd eeebB
Here are Jose’s initial writes.
XXIV. The Deplorables
We do not bear a dainty name
to shield from slander or from shame.
Quite merrily we play the game.
Because we are Deplorables!
We fear no libtards weeping loud;
nor foul illegals, quite a crowd;
nor terrorists with bomb and shroud.
Because we are Deplorables!
There’s one thing all must understand:
we shall protect our Motherland!
This land is ours, do not forget.
Don’t undermine nor pose a threat.
For otherwise you shall regret.
Because we are Deplorables!
— Jose Rizal M. Reyes
February 14, 2017A
Third-person-plural version:
XXIV. The Deplorables
They do not bear a dainty name
to shield from scoffers and from shame.
Quite merrily they play the game.
Because they are Deplorables!
They fear no libtards weeping loud;
nor foul illegals, quite a crowd;
nor terrorists with bomb and shroud.
Because they are Deplorables!
There’s one thing all must understand:
they will protect their Motherland!
It is their land, don’t yout forget.
Don’t undermine nor pose a threat.
For otherwise you shall regret.
Because they are Deplorables!
— Jose Rizal M. Reyes
February 14, 2017A
My Example
A Rogue in Time
If America should be number one,
then Globalists must somehow be undone
and all elites be forced to share the fun.
We need a rogue to put this country straight.
Now multiculturalism ‘s not the goal –
assimilation serves a better role
when any nation cherishes its’soul.
We need a rogue to put this country straight,
I love the land in which I’ve grown and thrived
but far too little spirit has survived.
The liberals think the right thing is to give ,
and thus attract the “gimmees” here to live
til now we finally need to plug the sieve.
We need a rogue to put this country straight.
© Lawrenece Eberhart – April 9, 2017
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