Paul Hoover
from Sonnet, 56*
Shakespeare Sweet love, renew thy force, be it not said So love be thou, although today thou fill Let this sad interim like the oceans be As call it winter, which being full of care, |
Jingle To fall in love Don’t stand too long The ocean parts What you need |
Word Ladder summer love |
Villanelle Love’s sweet edge is sharpened by appetite. The hearts of lovers are always in the right. For a day of love, we starve a thousand nights. The saddest lover knows the taste of life, |
Personal Ad Scholarly SWM, 59, with discreet tattoo and private means seeks companionship with younger woman, 30-40, leading to long-term relationship. Enjoy reading, speed walking, romantic strolls, ballroom dancing, dog races, gourmet cooking, and motorcycle racing. Divorcees only. Love life needs gentle feeding. Bad experience with heavy metal fans, mosh pit girls, dog breeders, and x-ray technicians. No desperation and no dullness. The glass is half full. Prefer carefree, minor melancholia OK. Will travel oceans for the right person. Let’s welcome summer together. Will check box daily. Contact: Ned at The Love Nugget, Box Q-134, or leave discreet message at (555) GOT-MILK. |
Flarf Love, force it and it disappears. |
*(56 versions of Shakespeare's sonnet of that number. Forthcoming from Les Figues Press 2009.)