EJA

EJA

Sonnet LXVIII

So oft have I upheld thine word as truth,

Beyond all understanding of respect

Such were the days of melancholy youth,

That all cruel at heart I could not detect.

In the wisdom of age hath I returned

To a simpler time that virtuous faith

Flying close to the bold Sun yet ne’er burned,

Living without fear till I met thy wraith.

O’er the vibrant space of sheer nothingness,

Was this awakening in me profound

That vict’ry rests in inner formlessness,

And hidden deep within the world turns round

That timeless whisper born in silent sound

Did heed, and in that calm, turn life around.

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