  == A Convolution for the Masses ==  I developed a form of sonnet that takes the number of rhymes in a Shakespearean sonnet and adapted it to fit the form of a Petrarchan sonnet.  I have read that the English sonnet is not balanced with the turn (generally) after the third quatrain, thus leaving a witty couplet.  That the Petrarchan sonnet nearly conforms to the golden ratio clearly advances the idea of balance and proportion.  I created this form by an algorithm which with a little alteration allowed for an interesting convoluted form: ABCA DBCE DFG EFG.  Some may argue that this form does not constitute a sonnet (but more a quatorzain) since the rhymes in the octave flow into the rhymes in the sestet.  In that respect it would be more like the Onegin Stanza, though not as flexible as Pushkin's form allowed.  I find it an enjoyable and challenging form that does not force me to adopt a form that is hundreds of years old, and thus overused.  I also created this form since the Petrarchan sonnet does not in its limited rhyme scheme work well in the English language, but obviously well in Italian, which has a superfluity of rhyming words.  If anyone wants to discuss this matter I'm open to further comment, especially if someone has actually seen this form created before.  Thanks, Rui Carlos da Cunha.  