Sonnet- Xii Poem by Sherwin Ilagan

Sonnet- Xii

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O thro' my vision of our eventide
There's melody divided into two?
‘Twas never been in-twine, but there's a clue
A folded vine, (with symbol of its pride)
My majesty of highest praise! Denied—
By fate, close unto me, O yes ‘tis true
Thou kept thy truest feeling deep in you;
‘Cause my plebeian nature can't provide.

But love can be re-tell, if thou wilt hold—
It tightly, on thy chest be held by glee
And never be a peasant unto thee;
‘Gainst rising palaces with all thy gold
And thro' the triumphs of mine heart you'll see—
The vine of lilac that I gave...retold.

Tuesday, July 25, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: love and life
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
From the sonnet collections: 'The Sonnets of Love and Devotion'
(Fro Helena)
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jazib Kamalvi 01 August 2017

A good sonnet writing indeed. You may like to read my ars poetica named as (Poetic Sense-1) Thanks

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