Sonnet 652

Soft showers came to wash the lifeless land,
Aspersion right to rid all evil there;
Marasmic trees on grey horizons stand
With crooked hands clasped up in solemn prayer.
The somber night implores the whippoorwill
To bless or curse by first heard calls of spring
And guide departing souls beyond the hill
That they may hear celestial joy bells ring.
So then as Eleazar raised from dead
Sweet colors lift their heads from earthen brown
To rise above the last of winter’s dregs
That late ensconced them in an icy tomb.
Now feathered angels hail at dawn to choir
The rising Sungod decked in bold attire.

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