A Sonnet for Shakespeare

9 Dec

Both sit and wait in temperance divide

As she sings and floats in butterflies’ spring

Weep upon toes icy shores you have lied

Pure white cotton thou’st wears delicate fling

Touch that skin of forbidden fruit in May

Lest we choose our ships not sink in rough seas

Your ink is black not blue eyes nether fray

We gaze at her moves like a puma breathes

Thomas by name you have brought me to sound

Cometh upon time in Shakespeare’s skin alive

For you were not known due to him they found

To intertwine that skin like zebra thrive

Bequest my fruits of solitude thy see

I shall bring back your beauty just for thee

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