The Decorous Euphony
The elan is draped with sparking flowers
Hanging in the fine court
I hear the maudlin sparrow composing in the laurels
So belated is this fine latter day of spring
Why has winter abandoned such decorum;
The wistful gazes that teach only utter silence?
Behold Curva Ceous; the grand maiden of radiance;
She is lush like green valleys and tulip harvests
Shall she blow in a zephyr unto you to seize the stillness
In your passing you are never bereaving
Ceaselessly charming me so
In your luxurious lap I quell with leaping caprice
And I blear fondly in a spell
With the finest regale and delight
The most beatific sounds are embellished in you
Fine feast, firmament and lore of playing violins;
So palatable to even to my wandering soul
Am I decreed to respond to all reverence
As you above any worldly preference
I read to you under the taught vine
With verses inspirited with Sapphic deities
Mused by the seraph’s lute and his matchless melodies
After a setting sun
I shall enchant you with lavishness
In your berth I shall blend you
Oh my poetess;
Oh my divine;
Alluring is your earthly shrine
How has such all your creativity;
Always knowing such great repose?
May I linger and mingle gently
Like a lonesome fallen leaf
drifting in the stillest course of a lake
May I suit with you in the furthest tine hillside
Paired in the perfection that illuminates the sky
Oh; if light could spare the night anight
And this eve of impassioned thirst be undefined
I am standing affront the greatest law
Wondrous it is with steaming awe
Does it not capture your wreathing mind?
Undefined by what is time?
In the ennoblement I cherish
Of the splendid and decorous euphony
I hear as much affection in the depth of your sky