A SONNET
Methinks within each heart is but a womb,
to treasure hold, thereby conceiving captivate,
what once was sterile, infertile, desolate,
the flowered hope of love's own nurtured bloom
'tis but fair comparison to awakening morn,
whence in quietude shines Heaven's golden eye,
forsakes the abysmal chariot of night's black sky,
sheen shone, saffron paints the dew hung dawn,
thus honoured we, with one fleeting breath divine,
ides of hope abound, the heart to contemplate,
as oft, riches beyond wealth bequeathed in hours late,
neglected! then wander we, in thirst of love's rich wine,
Should thus, destiny deal four aces kind,
the ace of hearts, far better you'll find.
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Posted: Apr 2014
About this poem:
²written to express the hope on new found love in the Autumn of our days
Comments (14)
Your sonnet is absolutely beautiful
Here's to finding special love in the "Autumn of our days "
Thankyou for posting this gem today -I hope all is well with you
Warm regards - F
the ace of hearts, far better you'll find.
To find love in our twilight years, would make the heart a flutter, just like our teenage years, those feeling of love, only leave us, the day we die.
Your beautiful Sonnets are always a pleasure to read dear Phil.
Beware ye maidens
from Requiny !
Mick.
Thank you for your lovely response, love and destiny are somewhat illusive commodities, seemingly one controls the other, but as Tennyson wrote, 'tis better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all', and I've had my fair share, so all's well with me.
Regards,
Phil.
Take care,
Phil.
Regards, Phil.
Rob
I wish you nothing but Love !
Ty for sharing from your lovely heart
Phil.