Competition: A Couplet

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A Couplet

Stanzaic Patterns

A couplet is a stanza of two lines, usually, but not necessarily, with end-rhymes. Couplet is also used for a pair of rhyming lines:

Had we but world enough, and time,

This coyness, lady, were no crime.

~ Andrew Marvell

Your objective for this competition is to provide a couplet of your own making.

Competition Information
Parent Competition
A Period of Poetry
Organized by
Creon Neverse
Running time
2022-04-01 until 2022-04-30 (about 1 month)
Target Unit
Entire DJB
Competition Type
Poetry
Awards
Second Level Crescents
Participants
8 subscribers, of which 8 have participated.
Results
1st place
General Socorra Tenebrosa Nhar’qual Erinos
Member
General Socorra Tenebrosa Nhar’qual Erinos
Textual submission

Why did I log in, and subscribe,

This crescent I receive is surely no bribe.

Placement
1st place
2nd place
Warlord Khryso Mallus
Member
Warlord Khryso Mallus
Textual submission

When it comes you know it well,
while waiting in despair you fell.

Placement
2nd place
3rd place
Nora Olen
Member
Nora Olen
Submission
Nora Olen opted out of publishing her submission.
Placement
3rd place
Dr. Ben
Member
Dr. Ben
Textual submission

The Dark Side and the Light, twins in the Force

A Balance in energy, born of identical Source

Placement
Participation only
General Ronovi Tavisaen
Member
General Ronovi Tavisaen
Textual submission

The dream you dreamt is fragile, spun
from crystal webs where beasts have won

Placement
No placement
Grand Inquisitor "Aequitas" Anderson
Member
Grand Inquisitor "Aequitas" Anderson
Textual submission

There are many stories about Mandalore.

We try, but we may start to bore.

Placement
No placement
Raiju
Member
Raiju
Textual submission

The force forbid that we waste time,
Unlike Senators squawking on Hosnian Prime.

Placement
No placement
Sera Kaern
Member
Sera Kaern
Textual submission

Longer

I would beg for one hour more, but I know they will deny,
For though it was 'ever we swore, I can not halt the divine.

Placement
No placement