The Unfading Light Of Love (Sonnet) Poem by Dipankar Sadhukhan

Shall I compare you to a full moon night?
You are more beautiful than the moon light.
Its beauty fades with the movement of Time
But your beauty will be same every time.

When spring comes after dry and cold winter,
The earth is filled with music and colour.
With Time's motion spring loses its sweetness
But Time's feet can not tread your loveliness.

When the sun rises from the morning sea,
It truly looks so charming and lovely.
Its beauty fades with the passing of time
But your loveliness will shine every time.

Your beauty and charm will perish never
As our Love will hold your charm forever.

Shall I compare thee to a moonlit night?
Thou art more fair than Luna's silver beam;
Her radiant glow doth pale in morning's light,
But thy pure grace doth evermore redeem.

When springtime breaks the winter's frozen chain,
The earth awakes with music soft and sweet.
Yet spring, though fair, doth soon begin to wane,
While thou, untouched, dost time's cruel march defeat.

When Phoebus rises from the ocean's crest,
He casts a glow that stirs the soul to dream.
Yet even he, in splendor at his best,
Doth fade, like all, in Time's unyielding stream.

But thy fair beauty shall not know decay,
For love doth bind it, to endure and stay.

By Dipankar Sadhukhan
Kolkata, India.
Copyrights@June20,2025.