Sonnet CXXIV
So, let it be professed that thou art free; To surrender the prospects of being, For no longer am I immersed in thee, And recall of thine own way tis fleeing. Yet all that wilt be, t’will in thee be lost; For such distance o’er time tis built on greed, And avarice tis thine own […]
Sonnet CXXIII
Whimper not for my heart thou left abust For bold secrets wound like no other painAs torment unheard tis more than unjust, And bondage, sorrow’s friend, tis slave insane. Affection lost tis the harsh sword unleashed, And the shieldless soul this tough challenge be; Of love destroyed, mine heart was ne’er released, As torrents of […]
Sonnet CXXII
When thine eyes greet me with benevolence, Knowing tis mine heart that sees only thee, Such love frees me of all malevolence; For thine eyes touch mine in all that I see. And life made whole from morning star glowing, Doth pain release and soul swirl in the dance, Building to wild prosperity flowing, Spirit […]
Sonnet CXXI
Reverie doth thoughtful stupor evoke, Where delusion’s fancy tis failed musing, And peaked mountain’s luminous vision provoke, As mind’s window unveils fear confusing. Steadily ascend the clambering slope, And bargain not with gross absurdity; One footstep takes stride baring hearts that cope, Rising to summit’s brave enormity. When the edge for eminence tis thy quest, […]
Sonnet CXX
My fox’ eyes are born in mischief’s wake, Dark as the moon and far more a myst’ry Lifting up toward stars in flight as earth doth quake, Unveiling a world that holds such hist’ry. Thy wailing call’s might holds planets in place; A universe beyond filled with unknown, Yet such myst’ry ne’er wore a nobler […]
Sonnet CXIX
As firm as thou wilt hear, the faint note dyest For loss, o’er time, reveals character deep; And that which doth as hero’s spirit mov’st Tis the melody that makest mine heart leap. Sentient and awakened truths impart, Within light, glory, love and warmth uplift; Endless rhyme and rhythm that soothes the heart, That sets […]
Sonnet CXVIII
The price of blame in an upright union Is envy displaced; and inactions wound, Where love forsworn hath sacred lie undone, And savage distrust shrieks in voice untuned. Flush’d with passion but lost in loathed fury Madness born in bygone days no longer, Beyond canker’d hate all rancor bury, For purpose ready builds a heart […]
Sonnet CXVII
How light, with thy glorious hue, thou know’st, Upon the searing blue image abounds With thy aqua waves from ancient days show’st And surrounding me, thy beauty confounds. Isle of delight sing in gentle splendor Hold my soul close, when life doth lull At thy commanding tide boldly tender, Whilst my wings take flight as […]
Sonnet CXVI
In the days of old, youth was boundless, For it is said, it sought pleasure’s defense; Yet, o’er time, such splendor became endless, And childhood laughed and claimed thee justly hence. Such feeling swells, evaporating thought, Baring the soul with false horizons lost, No more a victim of night’s sorrows bought, But discover’d, in heart’s […]
Sonnet CXV
O thou, my purpose love, who knows my name And vows in truthful prose, that we believe. In open heart and eager faith reclaim, For distant winds murmur solemn reprieve. If beauty, sovereign courtesan of pain, Asks thine soul within, if thou seek’st the light? She holds this firm resolve, that bold refrain; May kismet […]