O, Mistress Muse!
I hath reveled to a Heavenly tone
Fancied desires behind closing eyes
Falling locks scattered on bedding white
Drawn down in curtain folds of night
Window streaks of blushing hue
Guide a chosen mood
My slumberless muse
Enamored beauty in roslyn, sad cheeks
Like Poe who drank once for deathly hue
But twice in gleeful printing cue
“Addicted,” rolls off my language
Indeed, I am
Of endless rolling hills and surface lure
Beauteous flowering bloom with hints of dew
Thine beating, thine unsettled blood
Never leaveth mine!
Lovely speaks thy tongue
as mineth seeks love out
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