Poems of Paul Hamilton Hayne Complete edition with numerous illustrations |
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SONNET.
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| Poems of Paul Hamilton Hayne | ||
SONNET.
TO ---
Fair Muse, beloved of all, thou art no highImperious goddess of the mount or main,
But a sweet maiden of the pastoral plain,
To whom the hum of bees, the west wind's sigh,
The lapse of waters murmuring tranquilly,
Come, like soft music of a May-tide dream.
Yet, times there are when some imperial theme,
Born of a stormy sunset's marvellous sky,
And heralded, by thunder and fierce flame,
Sweeps o'er thy vision with a mien sublime,
And mighty voices, calling on thy name:
Then dost thou rise, exultant, thrilled, inspired,
Thy song a clarion lay that stirs our time,
Hot from the soul some secret god hath fired!
| Poems of Paul Hamilton Hayne | ||