Your Racy SonnyA Poem by 7'shard times for a mother to lose a child
A daydream, a sunrise
A lady in white with a smile A gripe, protuberance And a firm invoke With intwined life and magic all around. Iridescent inwrought For the hale gristly guest "To hallow our halfway..."-- Conversations with the magician-- Sauntering together, as the breeze, the light, the love hails. Intrepid laudations Would be Satyr or shy Or our loving loquacious lordling. Opine perspectives, singing dulcet prosodies Only to find; presently joy was come deranged joyous brevity. (...) Orisons and lone organons And the brazen empty scabbard. Whoever depraved by a malice misread-- Overleaf the light loses crusade-- Didn't turn the page. I deride now all these sorry fables ne'er meant. A greenish texture, a blue sky A smutty pluvial crib unmoved A rhapsodic, unfair unguent from heaven And the lady toddles back home To pass lachrymal laments and next stuffy night. (...) Here, he is, your racy Sonny; Gaping you when both are eyes shut, Facetious enchanter, with eternal lids apart, Euphony while you would feed him with a ladle, Growing up, for ever, with you, in a daydream under moonlight. © 2019 7'sAuthor's Note
|
Stats
225 Views
Added on January 25, 2019 Last Updated on January 26, 2019 Author
|