Sonnet: Blind Love

Sonnet: Blind Love

A Poem by Sam

You endear me unnecessarily

looking past my faults, past my prime and wit

yet you’d have me extraordinarily

endeavor for love than sooner omit.

Beasts like me aren’t fit for creatures like thee

fools are suited for insignificance

so did burns of lust scald you some degree?

Can I not spurn you, hasten your partance?

Finding unwanting to part company

resolve oughtn’t we to snub out faux pas?

Accept equal yearning epiphany

after all, we both are lowly bourgeois?

As I am quite uncouth and unrefined

so you must be quite typhlotic and blind.

© 2014 Sam


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Sam
December 2013

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Now this one is a true sonnet isn't it? It's very loquacious. Did you write this for your muse before or after you fell in love with her? It's very well-written.

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