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A simple whistle whispers to my ear. Were all the wistful worlds before my eye - The rocks, the mountains, trees of forests high - With all the rarest thrills awaiting there, I’d yearn to do then nothing but to share My feet with some old path that’d lead me nigh My timeless bride. For high it is my eye For her and low for that which dare compare. The clearest sky may shine horizons long - Her cloudless eyes do sparkle more; the foam Of seas may please to calm - her hands belong To sweeter ease; the wind of hills will roam And comb yet lack her dear and comely song: The simple whistle welcoming me home.
This sonnet was written for my wife in October 2019 during our first year of marriage.
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