EJA

EJA

Sonnet XLIV

O, how vast open skies of summer gleam

Pure azure deep the cosmos open wide,

And in majestic endlessness doth seem

Such clarity as stars in heav’n hath cried.

Mantle of turquoise mist o’er flawless seas

Vision wide, chaste in her gloried vestry;

Whose pulse radiates soft serenities

Upon the frothy whispering gentry.

Midsummer crowns as fairest dignity,

Peering into the incandescent sky

To see thy dreams beyond infinity,

And ask the sacred oracle on high;

What fortune’s voice or portend prophesy,

That souls, in the world of souls, purify.

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