Heaven Sent

A Shakespearean Sonnet

“Heaven Sent”

(Shakespearean sonnet)

 

Smiles from bliss state of breathing ones

Pleasures in immeasurable solace

Shares, enjoys the less ugly enchants

Powerful from above laid best in days.

 

The gift from heaven was gladly taken

Thus, endless desire to speak and share

Envied by some, chance had me unshaken

Lovely and sweet voice waiting for a care.

 

But hushed lips hinders the intended rolls

Voice beholds the imagined self embrace

In front of white balls judging heart and souls

Emblem of fright lasts and causes a maze

 

Innate belief, dreams don’t turn to cinder

To future will gain it with no barrier.