(sonnet # CCXXXIII)
An oddly yellow glow suffused the day's
Beginning, when at last mid-patt'ring, morn
Arose to grace the scene. But tardy born
And tossed by storm, its face by shower's grays
Was shortly turned to dimly bathe the ways
Of all, while reckless winds plyed the forlorn
World, rustling leaves amain. Yet love had sworn
T'adorn life still, though dismal the displays.
That strangely sulphur start fantastic shone,
The scen'ry in nigh lurid aura cast;
With verdure lushly green, all else was thrown
Thereby in fancy's light, by romance claspt.
The misty haze continued this dear tone,
As rain persisted, sweetened though o'ercast.
26Sep11
- Author: Chic George (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: September 26th, 2011 20:53
- Comment from author about the poem: Oh, but it was still so dark at the usual time to arise that it surprised me. When day finally shone 'twas initially a fascinating yellow cast that tempted a romantic tribute. Here's my try....only those enticing titles come by accident, so what of this one?
- Category: Reflection
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