Sonnet 18: The Art That's Worn

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For years I had no interest in style;

Anything beyond the bare minimum,

Was a prideful attempt full of guile;

A sinful affront to pure Christendom:

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But then my simple eyes fell upon you;

Just the graceful way you carried yourself,

Enthralled my heart, and changed my worldview;

From the chains of dullness, I freed myself.

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I still wear clothes of an ascetic class,

But now my mind absorbs what I give it;

From those that draw from an aesthetic past

I relish beauty whenever I sit.

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Many a live art piece has grazed my sight,

But they're all dwarfed by your grace's great height.

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