La Vita Mia; a Sonnet Chain in Links of Life And Thought
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oi A Sonnet Chain HOME Much have I roamed in other lands renowned, Sating a boyhood's dream of cities fine, Fair France, low Holland quaint, the storied Rhine, And Alpine peaks by snows eternal crowned ; Much havelwandered o'er Thought's haunted ground, Burning in soul to reach truth's diamond mine, Or catch from Wisdom's lips a spell divine To ope the world's shut mystery profound: And oft I've yielded to the varied charm Of nature, art, gay city, pillared dome, The boisterous Bursch, deep sag...e, wild war's alarm, And hoary learning stored in Pythian tome; Yet here I sit with soul more pleased and warm Amid the sweet simplicities of Home.
A Sonnet Chain BOYHOOD My soul is like a hive of humming bees All stirred by warm light from spring's opening sky, Till buzzing forth the film-winged tenants fly And fill the air with smell of honey-lees; So through my brain swarm early memories Waked from the cold, dim cells where they did lie, And flitting round and round in phantasy, Old scenes I see — as one who dreaming sees : The lowly roof where life's first breath I drew; Young playmates — gone, or strangers grown as men; Long golden days — aye fresh when all was new, Nor dimmed by dream of world beyond the glen; The changing sports that winged the seasoned year: All these again I view in fancy clear.
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oi A Sonnet Chain HOME Much have I roamed in other lands renowned, Sating a boyhood's dream of cities fine, Fair France, low Holland quaint, the storied Rhine, And Alpine peaks by snows eternal crowned ; Much havelwandered o'er Thought's haunted ground, Burning in soul to reach truth's diamond mine, Or catch from Wisdom's lips a spell divine To ope the world's shut mystery profound: And oft I've yielded to the varied charm Of nature, art, gay city, pillared dome, The boisterous Bursch, deep sag...e, wild war's alarm, And hoary learning stored in Pythian tome; Yet here I sit with soul more pleased and warm Amid the sweet simplicities of Home.
A Sonnet Chain BOYHOOD My soul is like a hive of humming bees All stirred by warm light from spring's opening sky, Till buzzing forth the film-winged tenants fly And fill the air with smell of honey-lees; So through my brain swarm early memories Waked from the cold, dim cells where they did lie, And flitting round and round in phantasy, Old scenes I see — as one who dreaming sees : The lowly roof where life's first breath I drew; Young playmates — gone, or strangers grown as men; Long golden days — aye fresh when all was new, Nor dimmed by dream of world beyond the glen; The changing sports that winged the seasoned year: All these again I view in fancy clear.
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