O’ Brilliant Bud (Sonnet)

O’ brilliant bud, how thy beauty fills me,

Looking upon thy delicate petals bloom.

Heaven sent–I see birth within thee,

Erupting with grace from nature’s womb.

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How perfect art thee O’ simple flower,

Delicately sculpted by the hand of God.

Splendid creation through wondrous power,

Where mortal man darest not trod.

~

Thy life doth mimic that of our own,

So brief, blooming into the loveliest rose.

Until thy beauty fades as time hath shown,

Returning to dust, on north wind blows.

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Regrets they’ve none for none required,

When thy final day comes and ye lay down tired.

~

~~ Dominic R. DiFrancesco ~~

 

Comments

7 responses to “O’ Brilliant Bud (Sonnet)”

  1. Renard Moreau Avatar
    Renard Moreau

    [ Smiles ] This is some top class poetry!

    1. Dom DiFrancesco Avatar

      Thank you Renard, I really appreciate your nice comment. :)

  2. kdavisfanclub Avatar

    very nice, Dom. So few have a stab at poetry with old English such as ‘ye’, ‘thee’ etc, it worked well, pal. keep smiling and keep writing, best wishes from baldy.

    1. Dom DiFrancesco Avatar

      Thank you Baldy, I appreciate it. I love old English although sometimes I get concerned that I might use it wrong. In any case I’m glad that you liked the poem.

  3. Blog It Or Lose It Avatar

    A great poem —— very Shelley-esque!

    1. Dom DiFrancesco Avatar

      Thank you Jen…I just felt like getting my “Ye Olde English” on. :)

      1. Blog It Or Lose It Avatar

        ;)

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