Sonnet Of Remorseful Poem by MOHAN RANGAM

Sonnet Of Remorseful

Hear me, blonde tressed bonnie-lassie!
Kill me not by thine raunchy eyes.

Never could ye imprison me
By thy voluptuous coax

Thou can't get blood out of a stone
Akin to it, tranquility from my heart

I'll never get drowned to your fathomless sea of love
As I fell in love with nature

Rose, indeed, art thou be depicted by bards
Lacks they, to ponder spine thee beneath it

Trust I on a hissing snake
Than an enticing Circe

Virile juvenile may thou admire
Realize they not in thy love quagmire.

Sunday, August 3, 2025
Topic(s) of this poem: snake,sonnet
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The poem revolves around the resistance to romantic entrapment and the allure of a seductive figure, represented as a "blonde tressed bonnie-lassie."
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