Pride And Prejudice Poem by Rm. Shanmugam Chettiar
Pride And Prejudice
Elizabeth, I fell in love with you,
Without seeing you in person.
Without being born in your days,
With a figure that I carved of you,
Out of manners written in words
By Jane Austin in Pride and Prejudice.
I have cut such a figure of you in my
thought.
Like of which no heroine could match
If she were to enact you in a play.
You are the epitome of pride,
The pride without vanity,
The pride without humility either;
The pride with a royal aura
Without any royal blood.
You have had such pride as forbade
You even to reveal your love
To one you were deeply in love with,
And to one who condescended to love
Till he himself laboured to spell.
Elizabeth, I fell in love with you
For your pride, poise and composure.
16.12.2004
notwithstanding your admiration, don't men get a complex in the presence of a woman like elizabeth...let your age and experience speak again...
As a great admirer of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.....I thoroughly enjoyed this poem....a very good write
WOWWWWWWWWWWWW Amazing indeed my friend....we took me out to my chair with this poem...You caught my eyes captured my whole mind.....i felt every word coming out in this lines.........10+++++++++++
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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5/1/2024 8:29:30 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Dear Sir, It is indeed a different one from your usual style............Nice for a change...........thks, bi.