EJA

EJA

Sonnet XX

When to the treasur’d friends vanish’d from thought

I bemoan the woe that summoned them hence

Heavily did I wail afresh that brought;

This day’s weeping that hath born the expense

Sailing upon grief’s sea of tears did I;

Such sad account live to tell thy story

Of sorrow and loss such that drown mine eye

And depths of endless night cancel glory

Many a mem’ry hath old wounds denied;

A dwelling where love’s history twas lost

In passion doth end that thy crime defied

Grievance, thy mistress, be thou dream tossed

And hope doth end within mine soul embossed

For thine hero doth prove an endless frost.

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