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SONNET OF DEPICTION


Never did I long in life To love a brunette tressed bonnie -lassie Her enticing words Appears as a testament of love Blush on her scarlet cheeks, Gives me heavenly bliss Rejoiced I,akin to Midas When I harped her. Bacchus, perhaps has green eyes on her As her seductive eyes supersede his wine Heavenly angels dare not to withstand Before her invincible trivium skill Oh Goddess Hebe! boon me lyric skill To delineate her with unquenchable love.
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N.MOHANARANGAM

N. Mohanarangam, born on 25 September 1973 in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, is an Indian poet whose work is distinguished by its engagement with the classical traditions of English poetry, particularly the sonnet. His poetry brings together Renaissance diction, Shakespearean linguistic influences, classical mythology, romantic sensibility, and vivid natural imagery, creating a distinctive voice that bridges the literary past and the contemporary world.

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PersonalThemeAbstract

Deeply personal love poem about specific beloved woman

SparseMeasureDense

Dense classical allusions and layered emotional ideas throughout

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Overwhelmingly positive, celebratory, worshipful tone

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Passionate but controlled; formal language tempers explosive emotion

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Fourteen lines; sonnet-adjacent but irregular structure

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Rich mythology, simile, metaphor; highly ornamented diction

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Pure lyric first-person internal devotion and address

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