The Scarlet Letter: A Sonnet
Poor Hester and Reverend Dimmesdale
Have committed a sin together
That will stay with them forever
Which must be kept secret to avoid jail.
They must feel the wrath of Chillingworth
Who tortures Dimmesdale every day
Which is driving him insane
Will they ever escape this curse?
Fortunately there’s chance to escape
By running off to the old world
Hopefully they don’t drown
However, Dimmesdale’s feelings he can no longer take
And falls over at the feet of Pearl
And dies in front of the town.
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