Sonnet- Iv Poem by Sherwin Ilagan

Sonnet- Iv



O dear, you hide your beauteous new form—
Of singularity to whom you love,
And showing that you're just a simple norm?
For reason of you don't want to get snob?
Though it won't be the same when you were young,
The most admired fair lady yes you are,
A suitor's quest just to be near- unsung
With my created dream yet still you're far.
But dreaming is the only way to keep—
This hidden citadel a place to stay
Where I can be your paramour from sleep;
That unified our hearts, as we obey—
His arrow while trajecting with my praise
Deep in your respite, I'll give my embrace.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
From the sonnet collections: 'The Sonnets of Love and Death'
(For Olympia)
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