The Plagiaristic Poet Goes Wilde
This is an attempt to fuse the Vocal Acrostic Challenge with the Titles of Stories By Oscar Wilde The format is a doctored sonnet as a sonnet has 16 lines and DISTRACTION has only 11 letters so eleven lines, so two quatrains and a tercet.
The Prompt
Write an acrostic using the word DISTRACTION.
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This is an attempt to fuse the Vocal Acrostic Challenge with the Titles of Stories by Oscar Wilde. There are two that I had to shoehorn in but all these are creations of the great Irish writer.
The format is a doctored sonnet as a sonnet has 16 lines and DISTRACTION has only 11 letters so eleven lines, so two quatrains and a tercet.
I will continue merging the "Dancing With Distraction" challenge with my "Plagiaristic Poetry" series until it closes. I know that makes me very lazy but it suits me while it is there and it is a challenge because the first letter of whatever I choose has to fit in with the challenge.
Music is "Wild, Wild Life" by The Talking Heads
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De Profundis From The Depths Of Reading Gaol
Importance of Being Earnest (The) Fine Tale
SalomΓ© With The Head Of John The Baptist
The Picture of Dorian Gray Hedonist
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Rosa Mystica Lady Virgin Mary
A House Of Pomegranates,, Should Be Wary
Charmides A Beautiful Greek Young Lover
The Garden of Eros Cupid Flew Over
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Impressions de Théà tre, C'est Magnifique
Oscar Wilde On Dress, If It's Fashion You Seek
Nihilists (or Vera) The Final Mystique
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