I'm studying William Shakesphere in English, and we all know that he is famous for writing plays and sonnets. So we were asked to compose a sonnet of our own, and guess which topic I chose. Roller coasters.
Anyway, I felt that I had to show my sonnet so here it is:
Roller Coaster Sonnet
What is it that makes a roller coaster?
Is it the adrenaline it may distribute?
Is it the feeling of abrupt danger?
Or is it the sense of the drop being acute?
Why is a roller coaster so thrilling?
Might it be the two hundred foot drop?
The great extensive details to theming.
Or the g-force that makes your heart stop.
“Why do you ride these beasts” you might ponder.
Could it be the four g’s you might feel?
The feeling that can not suppress anger.
Might it be knowing nothing is quite real.
Ponder these thoughts you might, and it might be,
While the real question is “are you ready?”
*** This post was edited by coastergenius on 12/18/2000. ***
It's spreading...
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How dare you vanquish the Steel Phantom without his consent? Fear the Phantom's Revenge.
What's spreading.
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What is life without geniuses?
The Poem Plague.
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How dare you vanquish the Steel Phantom without his consent? Fear the Phantom's Revenge.
thats a really good one...
i like it
Why thank you, it's my tribute to roller coasters.
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What is life without geniuses?
