Converbs and Elyslund Sonnets?

Question: Converbs and Elyslund Sonnets!?

werll!.!.!.you've all been busy creating new and twisted poetic forms!.!.!.!.i'm trying to keep up!. i started a list, so i can try them all when i have time!. remind me again: what are the rules/definitions for Converbs and Elyslund Sonnets (i dread trying that sonnet - it looks a bit tricky)
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I am sure Elysabeth will give you a better explanation but here is some info for you:

6 days ago

To be a true "Elysabeth" sonnet, there must be one internal rhyme per line in addition to the end rhyme and the stanzas each starting with the same letter

I did a variation of one six days ago using alliteration instead of internal rhyme!. Look under my answers: the question references Elysabeth if you need more info!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

We'll leave it to the creators to post the rules!. The Elyslundian sonnet is really difficult!. I have been trying to do one for weeks and I'm about to give up in despair!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

I'm not sure of all of the rules, but I starred it so hopefully someone who knows will see it!Www@QuestionHome@Com

That's a great idea! This is on my watch list so I can get them all down too!
Thanks!Www@QuestionHome@Com