Fancy's Wings
How I praise thy sweetness
that ever grows since ancient times
and never failed to bless
man's rhymes.
From Homer to Cædman
and from Virgil to John
thy fragrance and frolic effect
making man's soul prophetic.
How often you are assumed
In falling rain and in the rising sun,
In joys and in grief, we are blessed
by thy lasting relief.
Ages gone but mortals praising
never eclipsed. O good nature!
Let my fancy to make
my rhymes lasting long.
Word given to imaginations and put in front of the readers' eye. A very good description of the nature. Good work
Nice write. I hope good nature will make your wings of fancy strong
you have brought up many beautiful words together, it seems like you are still concerned about the Rhyme, is n't it?
i appreciate the rhymes and the poet notes, but i still have trouble understanding. on to another one. thanks for sharing.
i appreciate the rhymes but i have trouble understanding this....even after reading the poet notes, which i always appreciate seeing. but thanks for sharing. i'll look for another of gulsher's poems.
i grew up in wide open plains and eve, can't imagine being without it, every season brings a different beauty to the land, great writing thanks for sharing
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Beautiful tribute to the wonder of nature in all it's glory!