Lost that dull plot so many years ago, Some guy named Heathcliff, a prim, proper room; Something dark on the moors portending doom— (No, wait—that was “Baskervilles”, different show).
A wuthering woman, her savage beau— A conflict with tradition, hearts in thrall; Romantic English swoons. Forgot them all While seeking the plot beneath a willow.
Catherine? Constance? The heroine’s name Escapes me evermore, and I don’t care. A Brontë sister here receives the blame
For boring me with chick-lit and hot air. That’s all I can recall. The novel’s fame Would indicate there must be something there . . .
PROMPT #1: write a poem that recounts the plot, or some portion of the plot, of a novel that you haven’t read in a long time.