Sonnet 644

My love has so imbued with golden light
That visage rare which every eye adores
And I, spellbound, in passionate delight
By finest wish, could never want you more.
Yet though I pine, you stand so out of reach
As grasping mist in some elusive dream—
Here still I strive with every thought to breach
Those ramparts that surround your sacred realm.
I have no standing, lineage or birth
To rive those walls that so ensconce you now;
Not but a paltry dowry courting mirth…
As worthless as this ink—sure to raise brows.
This rune is but a bolt shot to your keep,
Staunch heart surmounting hurdles legs can’t leap.

© Loubert S Suddaby. All Rights Reserved.

Leave a comment