Canti

Cantar, to sing, ad lib a klang, or a soliloquy monologue as Shelley to Keats, an Elizabethan to a dueling couplet in the style of Onegin to startle the wooly edit by anon., an inner landscape disguised under the cowl of Marlowe by Shakespeare's dark foul foles in a corridor cobbled, and the fowl at the blossom at a bob for apples. A poesy measured by the lingual spracht before the typograph print at a Royale type machine. Canto, a room in a verse, the sonnet. Der Canti wrote before a nome de plume shot by a conductus.