FULL MOON, SONNET.



O'Moon , O'Moon where have thou been so long lost?
Where thou keep travelling for like half -month, half year ?
Thine hidden DP for these days  hath made  me exhaust;
Now I urge thee to keep showing thine tender -glow DP clear.

Like the Sun and the earth, I seem thy real enemy,
And I'm full responsible for thine tragedy;
Like the Sun I keep fading thy Lucky destiny;
Like Earth's gravitation I keep pulling thy to my brutality.

Now thine status like a deer to be killed between two ferocious buffaloes ,
Thou can neither uprise nor can leap down to the earth's queer;
And thou hath to curse thy fate between two foes;
And now thou to survive thine tragic life in fear.

Still, O'Moon, I h've an appeal to keep thine DP ever shining,
So that, the earthly creature can refresh thine magnificence igniting.

About this poem

I composed this poem on love and absence about my beloved with the imageries The Sun and the Earth. Through the poetic lines,I implore the beloved to be co-operative and keep maintaining mutual understanding even in difficult situations.I also try to focus on Platonic love like the Sun and the Moon, as they enjoy their honied -cud of love gazing at each other but can't meet together. The pattern is sonnet and the lyric is full of metaphors, symbols, simile to provoke inner feelings of the poet.  

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Written on December 15, 2024

Submitted by rameshs.88917 on December 16, 2024

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Quick analysis:

Scheme ABAB CCCC DBDB EE
Closest metre Iambic heptameter
Characters 807
Words 161
Stanzas 4
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 2

R C SHAH

 · Assam

Ramesh Chandra Shah Assistant Professor in the Department of English, Mazbat Degree College BTR Assam, India. I enjoy writing poems, comments and reading.l also pass time singing, dancing and making fun. more…

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