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is beowulf by eddie mcpherson a sonnet
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"Beowulf" by Eddie McPherson is not a widely recognized work, and it seems you might be referring to a specific adaptation or interpretation of the classic Old English epic poem "Beowulf." The original "Beowulf," written in Old English, is an epic poem, not a sonnet.
Sonnets, on the other hand, are a specific form of poetry characterized by 14 lines, typically following strict rhyme schemes and meter, such as iambic pentameter. If Eddie McPherson's work is inspired by or related to the original "Beowulf," it is unlikely to be a sonnet unless explicitly designed as such.
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Sonnets, on the other hand, are a specific form of poetry characterized by 14 lines, typically following strict rhyme schemes and meter, such as iambic pentameter. If Eddie McPherson's work is inspired by or related to the original "Beowulf," it is unlikely to be a sonnet unless explicitly designed as such.
If you have a specific version or text in mind, please provide more details, and I can give you a more focused answer.
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