Sonnet 42 - Tomorrow's Eyes
- Nigel Paolo Grageda
- Jul 11, 2015
- 1 min read
At rest with tomorrow's eyes
had me twined in sweetened brace,
for it thaws the frosty cries
that rolled the feet to catch grace
amongst the spring of the thread;
To strike the most valiant cloud,
the luscious spire teems instead;
An oath to rid smoke and crowd,
least for extreme temperament,
as to clear the lurid noose
of hands in dared sentiment;
I must declare and cut them loose –
with only arms to wrap tight
and not untie amidst night.
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