Lady Macbeth Poem by Pratheek Praveen Kumar in Calm Reflections

Lady Macbeth



A person with ambition,
Whose life was full of tension,
And who changed her husband's mind,
With words that were not kind.

To end Duncan's life was her aim,
To this end did she her husband tame,
She made him kill their king,
So that the bells of kingship would in their home ring.

She said that she had no conscience,
That she was full of common sense,
That she had no feeling of regret,
That she would not allow kindness to near her get.

However, her mind did not leave her free,
Sadness and despair did she everywhere see,
And in the end she died with despair,
Alone and friendless in her dreary lair.

Desire for her husband's coronation she had,
Her life and death were very sad,
She was blinded by desire for the throne,
And thus died sad and forlorn.

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